While the law requires all passengers—including celebrities—to be screened, A-listers rarely stand in the "regular" security line with the general public. In 2026, most major celebrities utilize private terminals like "The Private Suite" (PS) at LAX or Atlanta, which allow them to skip the main terminal entirely. At these facilities, TSA agents conduct screenings in a private, high-security environment. If traveling through a standard terminal, celebrities often employ VIP concierge services that provide "fast-track" escorting, allowing them to bypass queues and move through a dedicated or expedited screening lane to minimize public exposure and security risks from paparazzi or fans. Even when using these services, they must still follow standard TSA protocols, such as removing electronics or passing through scanners, but the process is conducted with much higher discretion. For those flying private, they avoid TSA checkpoints at commercial terminals entirely, instead using Fixed-Base Operators (FBOs) where security is handled by private firms and flight crews.