![]() ![]() ![]() citizens and lawful permanent residents, and Mexican nationals who are members of the Viajero Confiable program. Nexus is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents, U.S. ![]() At the moment, “existing verification methods” are the focus. Alghabra added that other ways to register with the program are being explored, but its infrastructure first needs to be established. military (including reservists) Canadian aircrew and airport workers international aircrew in uniform and RCMP and other police officers with a badge.Ĭhildren younger than 17 and seniors older than 75 will be allowed to accompany verified travellers through security provided they’re on the same reservation. “Verified travellers will also be able to keep their shoes, belt and a light jacket on as they go through the checkpoints.”Įligible travellers include members of Nexus and Global Entry, which are expedited border control programs for pre-approved travellers serving members of the Canadian Armed Forces and U.S. “This includes being able to take laptops, large electronics and compliant liquids and gels in their carry-on.” “The program will offer eligible travellers an improved screening experience with specific benefits at security screening checkpoints,” said Transport Minister Omar Alghabra at a Tuesday news conference at Toronto’s Pearson airport. The federal government will gradually launch a verified traveller program this summer at six major Canadian airports in a bid to reduce delays amid another busy travel season.
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