Traveling by air can be highly stressful. Ensuring your bag is of the right dimensions to avoid expensive extra fees, checking all items on the TSA-banned list (some of which have been bizarre lately) for a smooth luggage screening experience, and arriving at the airport hours in advance to undergo all necessary procedures; there are plenty of things travelers must consider when flying. This is why so many people decide to pay extra for a TSA PreCheck. However, not many travelers know that this is a privilege and not a right. In other words, you can suddenly lose access to TSA PreCheck. But how?

In most cases, people lose their access to this program by carrying an illegal item in their luggage. Of course, a bit of water won’t get you a five-year ban, yet a loaded weapon will. While thi

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