If all the lines are the same length – go with the one on the far right. After you pass the identification checkpoint that line spreads into several smaller lines that move more quickly. I’ve tried this a few times now with concsistent results so I thought I’d share it with you.
Anyone else have some travel/security tips?
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Might be nicer…
to get to the front was only about 4 minutes today though…
will check that out next time I’m at Midway…thanks for joining the conversation!
oakland. i usually fly southwest (terminal 1). check your bagggage at the swa counter. then take a walk over to terminal 2 (3 mins) and go through security there. make your way back to terminal 1 through the connecting corridor.
Did you know the TSA actually published wait times? They will tell you the average and max wait time by airport. Check out http://waittime.tsa.dhs.gov/index.html
Self reporting – interesting.