Verified Identity Pass, operator of the "Clear" program, which allowed pre-screened passengers faster access to US airport gates, sent out emails to its subscribers informing them that as of 11 p.m. PST 22 June 2009 they will cease operations (http://travel.latimes.com/daily-deal-blog/index.php/registered-traveler--4694/). Clear was a pioneer in speeding customers through security at airports and had planned on expanding to large events. The service, where it was available, offered a first class security experience for travelers willing to fork over $200 a year and their biometrics. Customers are now left holding their Flyclear cards with encrypted biometrics.

http://elsmar.com/jpg/flyclear10_01.jpg

Wonder what will happen with the database holding all that info...

Wonder what will happen with the database holding all that info...

It's clear! :lol:

Stijloor.