How to arrange TSA assistance through screening
Tue., Sept. 3, 2013
• Who’s eligible: The service is available for children, the elderly, people with developmental disabilities or dementia, or people who have prosthetics, medical devices, guide dogs, religious dress or medications necessary for travel.
• How to get help: Travelers who have special needs can get personalized help passing through airport security by calling (855) 787-2227 three days in advance of flights, or by emailing TSA-ContactCenter@dhs.gov.
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