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9 More Airports to Receive Global Entry Service
Ryan Boyd October 04, 2016
Global Entry, a service operated by Customs and Border Protection that allows airport passengers to bypass long customs lines by swiping a card and scanning their fingerprints, will be expanding to nine more airports by April 3 of 2017, according to an announcement made on Tuesday. This expansion, per to the announcement, is planned for airports in the following cities:
- Fairbanks, Alaska
- Oakland, California
- Sacramento, California
- San Jose, California
- New Orleans, Louisiana
- Kansas City, Missouri
- St. Louis, Missouri
- Houston, Texas
- Burlington, Vermont
In order to use Global Entry, flyers must complete an online application detailing their travel histories as well as pay a $100 fee for a period of five years.
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There is no swiping of any cards when using GE. You just scan your passport and fingerprints
SJC already has GE, and has had this for some time now.