Establishes a pilot program to create alternative security screening lanes for families with children at selected airports.
The Improving Travel for American Families Act mandates the Transportation Security Administration to establish a pilot program at a minimum of five airports. This program will implement alternative security screening lanes and approaches for passengers traveling with children aged twelve and under. The Administrator must prioritize airports with high volumes of such passengers and ensure adequate space and personnel. The pilot program will run for two years, and the Administrator must brief relevant committees within a year of enactment.
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