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Security Changes Coming To Logan Airport Include New E-Gates, Scanners To "Digitally Unpack" Bags
It's incumbent upon us to be more fast and agile than our adversaries and potential threats," TSA Administrator David Cummins said.
September 9, 2026
Changes are coming to Boston's Logan International Airport as the TSA works to make passenger screenings faster and more secure.
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Airport security can seem tedious: waiting in long lines, digging for your ID in your bag, unpacking your laptop, and waiting your turn to have a 3D body scan. But soon that might be a thing of the past.
"We have kept the skies safe, but as we look forward to the next 25 years and beyond, it's incumbent upon us to be more fast and agile than our adversaries and potential threats," TSA Administrator David Cummins said.
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