The Transportation Security Administration is warning travelers applying for TSA PreCheck of a scam that could make enrollment twice as expensive.

Occasional fliers, when standing in line to remove their shoes at security, always glance longingly at us frequent flying types over in the PreCheck line. Our wait times are shorter, our laptops remain in our bags,

With over 119 million Americans traveling this holiday season, airports will be packed—and scams are on the rise. Many travelers look to programs like TSA PreCheck to streamline their experience, but a new scam is targeting unsuspecting people with fake websites and phishing messages.

W ith US airports getting increasingly crowded, particularly during peak flying hours and busy traveling seasons, many passengers are opting for TSA PreCheck to cut the waiting ti