If you’ve flown recently or plan to travel soon, then you may notice something different at airport security checkpoints: cameras that scan your face.

PITTSBURGH — Changes are coming to the security screening process at Pittsburgh International Airport.

Transportation Security Administration agents warned that people who do not have a REAL ID, including TSA PreCheck passengers, will not be allowed to board their domestic flights starting May 7.

PreCheck travelers will exclusively use the main security checkpoint at Pittsburgh International, as the alternative checkpoint will no longer be an option.

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