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From Knowncrewmember.org/rules:

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To clarify my question, I want to emphasize that this blurb states that this is "When selected for additional screening" at a KCM checkpoint, which not every airport with airline services has.

If there is no KCM checkpoint then you can't be "selected for additional screening".

Are crew who are part of the KCM program authorized to use TSA pre-check lanes in the total absence of a KCM checkpoint at the airport both in and out of uniform, only in uniform, or not at all? Please find an official source. I have failed to find anything other than random back and fourths on internet forums and non-official websites such as Knowncrewmember.org.

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  • You might have more luck asking on a forum like PPRuNe if you don't get an answer here.
    – Zach Lipton
    Commented Nov 24, 2022 at 2:54
  • As far as I can tell, knowncrewmember.org is at least semi-official. The Known Crewmember program is a joint thing between ALPA (pilot union), A4A (airline trade association), and TSA. ALPA’s website refers to knowncrewmember.org as the program’s site. So while it’s not a government source, it’s not an unofficial source either.
    – cpast
    Commented Nov 27, 2022 at 23:32

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According to the document that comes with the id badge, "TSA PreCheck® at most airports with no KCM® Access Points"

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