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You have to go through security again for international flights that connect to a domestic flight, but not usually (ever?) if you've passed TSA within the US an
by eastbayjake 10y ago
You have to go through security again for international flights that connect to a domestic flight, but not usually (ever?) if you've passed TSA within the US and are connecting to leave the country. That's true at every airport in the US, not just Miami.
- dragonwriter 10y ago> You have to go through security again for international flights that connect to a domestic flight, but not usually (ever?) if you've passed TSA within the US and are connecting to leave the country. There are lots of times when with domestic -> international flights (or even domestic -> domestic, in some cases) there would be terminal transfers required that would leave the secured zone and thus require passing through security again incidentally, even without a specific policy. Several airports where I know this was an issue have been redesigned to alleviate this, but I'm sure there are some where it is still an issue.