I know this has been discussed many times about how the airport/airlines own the spaces up to the TSA TDC but was reading an article about passenger dissatisfaction with air travel and general and found this little jewel.
https://www.nbcnews.com/specials/airplane-mode
At Los Angeles International Airport, the wealthy can pay for an even greater buffer from the great unwashed, courtesy of an exclusive new club, The Private Suite. The service — with a $7,000 initiation fee and $2,700-per-trip price tag — allows travelers to ensconce themselves in a retreat on the south end of an airport that, by consensus, is one of America’s most crowded. Members can dine on caviar, take a shower and get a pedicure while waiting for their planes. The Private Suite has its own TSA agents, far from the exasperation of the long lines.
I have no problem with an airport or airline offering extra services for a fee to willing passengers but draw the line when that extra service is provided by the government. They pay the same security fee that I do. Perhaps another DHS OIG filing is in order.