BWI Eyes a Fast Lane for security
Airport officials are exploring the installment of the federally managed Registered Traveler program, which allows travelers to pass through separate express lanes for a fee.
Mr. Crowell, though, said he still would be willing to give it a try.
"As a business traveler, I think I would take advantage of it," he said. "You pay first class, you like to get through the line."
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