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Why are airports advising passengers to arrive less early now?
Security wait times are down at South Florida airports after weeks of congestion caused by a partial government shutdown that left TSA workers without pay for weeks.
Employees began to receive backpay last week, after President Donald Trump signed an order to direct federal funding intended for the Department of Homeland Security to paying TSA workers.
Since, lines at security checkpoints have eased, cutting wait times down from hours to minutes in some cases. Staff at various airports are now advising passengers that they should no longer plan to arrive extra early to account for extreme delays.
Here’s what to know before you arrive for your flight at Miami International Airport, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport or Palm Beach International Airport today.
What are TSA Wait Times at Miami International Airport?
As of Monday, April 6 at 1 p.m., security wait times at Miami International Airport (MIA) are under 15 minutes on average, according to flightqueue.com.
You can also check the airport's website at miami-airport.com/tsa-waittimes.asp.
What are TSA Wait Times at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport?
At Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL), TSA wait times average about 30 to 45 minutes as of April 6 at 1 p.m., according to flightqueue.com.
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What are TSA Wait Times at Palm Beach International Airport?
Passengers are waiting under 15 minutes on average at Palm Beach International Airport (PBI)on April 6 at 1 p.m., according to flightqueue.com.
How to check TSA wait times
To monitor lines in real time, passengers have several options — some airports provide information about wait times on their websites and social media pages. Otherwise, third-party trackers such as fly.com, flightqueue.com and tsawaittimes.com can provide estimates based on traveler submissions and airport reports.



























