Starting June 1, passengers at Boston Logan International Airport can bypass the crowded departure terminals and security lanes. A new pilot program introduces the country’s first remote TSA checkpoint site to ease congestion.

The initiative, launched by the Massachusetts Port Authority, aims to enhance the travel experience by offering an alternative to traditional airport security procedures. Located away from the main terminal, this remote site will streamline the check-in process.

Ticket reservations for this service have already begun, marking a significant shift in how travelers navigate airport security.

Landline customer representatives are stationed at airline check-in desks within Boston Logan’s remote terminal. These personnel assist passengers in navigating the new system, ensuring a smooth transition to this innovative screening method.

The Massachusetts Port Authority manages the operations at Boston Logan International Airport. By unveiling this remote TSA checkpoint, they take a pioneering step in airport security management.