claim: air travelers "can’t get on a plane in the united states without someone doing a background check" on them.
author: dannel malloy
evidence_1: children ages 5-15 (as of the travel date) who travel without a parent, a legal  guardian or someone who is at least 18 years old are considered  unaccompanied minors and are required to use our unaccompanied minor  service. these young travelers are subject to certain travel guidelines and  requirements, including:.
evidence_2: apr 15, 2013 ... air travelers "can't get on a plane in the united states without someone doing a  background check" on them. advocates for universal background checks like to  say that everyone who gets on an airplane gets a background check without  exception. and it's true that the checks for air travel against terrorism ...
evidence_3: apr 9, 2013 ... if we can't confirm your identity with the information you provide or you're not  willing to provide us with the information to help us make a determination, you  may not be able to fly. regardless, if you do not have id, please allow extra time  for check in. we would not want you to miss you flight. you can find a ...
evidence_4: aug 31, 2013 ... but more than one quarter of all travelers to the u.s. arrive by air, which following  the events over the past few years has seen a dramatic increase in security.  between the moment one passes through security at the departing airport and  the moment one passes through customs and immigration checks at ...
evidence_5: apr 9, 2017 ... i travel a lot for my career, and when i'm headed somewhere, i want to get there.  as a travel editor, i've run stories about people who make a profession out of  getting bumped by the airlines. and yet, i've always quietly scoffed at travelers  who would give up a seat on a flight in exchange for a voucher.