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What is Wingmate? Philly has its own gate pass option

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By Kaitlyn McCormick Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
The Transportation Security Administration may have recently unveiled a new gate pass program at select airports, but did you know the Philadelphia Airport already has one? At the Philadelphia International Airport, non-flying guests are able to enter the airport terminals through a program called Wingmate. Much like the Gateside by TSA PreCheck offering, friends and families can apply online to greet their travelers or spend some extra time before sendoff.
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How does TSA's gate pass work, is it in Philly? Original

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By Kaitlyn McCormick Verified
| USA Today Verified
Sept. 11, 2026, 9:33 a.m. ET Twenty-five years after 9/11 changed the realities of air travel and security, the Transportation Security Administration is bringing back gate access for non-travelers, but only at specific locations. The program is called Gateside by TSA PreCheck, allowing non-passengers to be at airport gates for arrivals and departures. Interested parties must apply 1-3 days before their visit, and the pass is valid for one calendar day with re-entry.
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When is the new 76ers, Flyers arena opening in Philly?

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By Kaitlyn McCormick Verified
| MSN Verified
Global design firm Populous has released the latest renderings for Philadelphia's highly anticipated new arena, to be the future home of the 76ers, Flyers and the city's inaugural WNBA team. While ground has not been broken yet for the project, work is anticipated to begin in early 2027, pending necessary permits and approvals. The arena is expected to be the city's largest fully privately funded project thus far, according to a release from the Flyers.
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