Premium security lanes are located at general screening checkpoints at select airports (including SEA), and are available to the following passengers: First Class passengers.

Yes, most major airports and full-service airlines provide a separate, dedicated security line for First Class and Business Class passengers, often branded as "Priority Security" or "Premier Access." These lines are designed to minimize wait times and offer a more streamlined experience for high-value travelers, allowing them to bypass the longer, standard queues. For example, United Airlines offers "Premier Access" at dozens of global hubs, while Delta and American Airlines have similar "Sky Priority" lanes. However, it is important to note that these priority lanes are not the same as TSA PreCheck or CLEAR; while you move through the line faster, you are still subject to the standard screening rules (removing shoes, laptops, and liquids) unless you also have a registered traveler membership. In 2026, the availability of these lines depends on the specific airport infrastructure; while large international hubs like London Heathrow or LAX always have them, smaller regional airports might only have a single unified line. For many luxury travelers, this "fast track" access is one of the most valued benefits of a premium ticket, significantly reducing the stress of the pre-flight airport experience.