Source-aware TSA wait estimates for US airports, with airport-published feeds where available and clearly labeled planning estimates everywhere else.
Compare Standard and TSA PreCheck estimates side by side, including terminal-level rows when an airport publishes them.
Green, yellow, orange, and red indicators make wait levels easy to scan when you are trying to decide when to leave.
Each result shows whether it came from an airport-published source or the historical planning model, plus a confidence label.
Enter flight time, drive time, TSA wait, and a buffer to calculate when to leave and review the full time breakdown.
Save frequent airports, review recent lookups, and log your actual wait locally for your own travel reference.
Airport-specific notes highlight checkpoint layout, peak periods, and when to verify directly with TSA or the airport.
Official airport pages, widgets, and feeds are used when they are public, stable, and appropriate for the app.
When no stable airport source is available, the app uses a deterministic planning model based on airport profile, day, and time.
Your saved history and actual-wait logs stay on your device and help you compare estimates against your own experience.
If an airport feed changes or fails, the app falls back to a source-labeled historical estimate instead of showing a blank result.
All times are planning estimates unless clearly marked as airport-published. Always verify with TSA, MyTSA, your airline, or the airport before travel.
The app clearly labels each wait estimate by source. Some airports use official airport-published feeds; others use a deterministic historical planning model. Unexpected security incidents, staffing changes, airline banks, weather, and airport operations can change actual waits quickly, so always allow extra time.
Green (Short): 0-10 minutes — plan to arrive 90 minutes before domestic flights. Yellow (Moderate): 11-20 minutes — arrive 2 hours early. Orange (Long): 21-35 minutes — arrive 2.5 hours early. Red (Very Long): 36+ minutes — arrive 3+ hours early for stress-free travel.
Yes. The app shows Standard and TSA PreCheck estimates side by side. When an official airport source publishes separate PreCheck rows, the app uses them; otherwise PreCheck is shown as a labeled planning estimate.
The app covers major and regional US airports. Airport-published providers are currently integrated for ATL, BOS, BWI, CHS, CLE, CLT, CMH, CVG, DCA, DFW, DTW, ELP, EWR, GSP, HOU, IAH, JAX, JFK, LAS, LEX, LGA, MCO, MIA, MSP, ORD, PDX, PHL, PHX, PIT, PSP, SEA, SFO, SLC, and TUL, with other airports using source-labeled planning estimates.
If an airport-published feed changes or cannot be parsed, the app falls back to the historical model and labels the result accordingly. Optional anonymous provider-health diagnostics may report the source failure so it can be fixed.
No. Version 2.0 removed client-side AI API calls. Wait values come from integrated airport-published sources where available or from a deterministic historical planning model.
Peak hours vary by airport. Generally, security lines are longest 5-7 AM (early morning business flights), 11 AM-1 PM (midday departures), and 4-6 PM (evening rush). The app provides airport-specific peak hour guidance so you know exactly when your departure airport is busiest and can time your arrival to avoid the worst crowds.
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