Priority lane at security screening
Your booking opens the airport's own Fast Track gate at the security checkpoint, so you go through the reserved lane rather than the general queue.
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Fast Track — find your airport
Fast Track is lane access. Your booking opens the airport's own priority gate at security screening — and at passport control where that airport sells it — so you go through the reserved lane instead of standing in the general one. Nobody meets you, walks you through the terminal or carries your bags: Fast Track is a faster lane, and Meet & Greet is a person who walks it with you.
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Inside a fast track booking
Fast Track is lane access. Your booking opens the airport's own priority gate at security screening — and at passport control where that airport sells it — so you go through the reserved lane instead of standing in the general one. Nobody meets you, walks you through the terminal or carries your bags: Fast Track is a faster lane, and Meet & Greet is a person who walks it with you.
Border control at some airports
A number of airports sell the same lane at passport control as well as at security. Each package lists exactly which checkpoints it covers before you book.
Your whole party in one booking
Adult, child and infant fares are quoted separately on every package, so one booking covers the people travelling with you and you go through the lane together.
A lane, not a host
Fast Track is access to a faster queue and nothing more. No one meets you, carries your bags or walks you through the terminal — that is Meet & Greet, and many of the same airports sell it.
Book close to the day you fly
Most lanes can be booked right up to the day you travel; a few want a day's notice. Each package shows its own booking window and that checkpoint's opening hours.
Non-refundable once confirmed
Fast Track packages cannot be cancelled once they are confirmed. Every package says so on its card, next to the fare, before you pay.
Four steps, start to gate
- 01
Pick your airport
Search the directory. Which checkpoints a lane covers is set per airport and per terminal.
- 02
Choose the direction and the date
Match the package to your flight. Most Fast Track is sold for departures; some airports also sell an arrival lane.
- 03
Get your confirmation
Your booking reference, the exact lane entrance and that checkpoint's opening hours arrive by email.
- 04
Walk to the Fast Track gate
Show the confirmation at the lane entrance and go through. There is no escort — the lane is the service.
Prices are live
Open an airport above to see every fast track package it offers, with the adult, child and infant fare quoted in your currency before you book.
Fast Track — the common questions
A reserved priority lane through security screening, and at some airports through passport control as well. Which checkpoints a package covers, and in which direction, is listed on the package before you book. It is lane access on its own — no one meets you or walks you through; that is Meet & Greet.
It depends on the airport and the hour, but travellers typically save up to 40 minutes at busy hubs — the whole point is that your time through the checkpoint stops depending on the queue behind you.
At many airports, yes — packages are sold per direction. Pick your airport above and the available directions are listed on each package.
Yes. One booking covers your whole travelling party, and children pass through with you at the fares shown in the package.
Your booking confirmation with your boarding pass and passport or photo ID. The confirmation email includes the exact lane entrance and timing.
Fast Track packages are non-refundable once confirmed. Every package says so on its card, next to the fare, before you pay.
