The Delta Airlines has added an international remote baggage screening for the selective flights arriving in Atlanta at London Heathrow and Seoul Incheon Airport.
Delta and Korea Airlines customers do not need to collect and recharge bags from US customs due to the US customs, border protection and new programs and cooperation between US customs and border protection and new programs between the Korean and British governments after flying to Atlanta and Delta in Seoul, flying from London Hydro to Atlanta.
According to Korea Airlines, this benefit also applies to passengers flying in Korea, starting traveling in other cities and connecting through Seoul Incheon.
Delta estimates that a new process can save up to 25 minutes.
In addition, Delta customers in Atlanta in London’s Hydro will be able to bypass the additional TSA screening test in the selection flight and proceed to the connection gate to save up to 45 minutes. This product will be released in all flights from Heathrow to Atlanta flights in the next few weeks. This benefit has been provided to customers who travel in Atlanta and connect from Heatrow from February.
To get a detour screening, Delta customers must register at the global entrance or use the mobile passport control app.
This initiative is part of the one -stop security pilot program established by Congress in 2022. TSA and CBP are leading the program, and the first inbound implementation began at US flights from Heatrow to Dallas-Port last month.
After arriving at Heathrow, the relevant test for leaflets connected to a third country began on February 4th. The eligible passenger arrived in Dallas in the United States or in Atlanta, Delta or Virgin Atlantic.
Source: Business Travel News
