Here Are 16 Airports That Might Scan Your Face This Holiday Season

Harry Reid International Airport, Las Vegas

Gamblers and show goers making their way to Sin City have been able to try out the TSA’s facial recognition service since late 2019. The tests reportedly kicked off in the TSA pre-check lane in Terminal 3.

“LAS is an Innovation Task Force site where various technologies may be tested by TSA,” TSA spokeswoman Lorie Dankers told The Las Vegas Review Journal. “It is one of several ITF airports nationwide.”

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