California Moves to Restrict Clear's Airport Line-Skipping Privileges

Legislation aims to create separate security lanes for Clear members, ensuring fairness in airport security queues.

California Senate Transportation Committee advances bill to limit Clear's line-skipping at airports.
Proposed legislation requires Clear and similar services to operate dedicated lanes, separating them from general security lines.
Support from unions and some lawmakers contrasts with opposition from major airlines and business groups.
Clear, charging $189 annually for expedited airport security access, faces scrutiny over equity concerns.
If passed, the bill could impact airport revenue and operational costs for airlines.