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To add TSA Precheck to your Delta reservation, you can follow these steps: Visit the Delta Airlines website: Go to Delta's official website at www.delta.com. Log in to your account: If you have an existing Delta account, log in using your credentials. If you don't have an account, you may need to create one. Access your reservation: Once logged in, navigate to the "My Trips" or "Manage My Booking" section. Enter your booking confirmation number and last name to access your reservation. Select your flight: Locate the specific flight for which you want to add TSA Precheck. Edit Passenger Information: Look for an option to edit passenger information or details. This might be labeled as "Edit Passenger Information" or "Add/Edit Passenger Details". Enter Known Traveler Number (KTN): You will see a field to enter your Known Traveler Number (KTN). This is the 9-digit number you received when you applied for Delta TSA Precheck. Input your KTN into the designated field. Save Changes: After entering your KTN, save the changes to your reservation. Make sure to review your reservation to ensure that the information has been updated correctly. Confirmation: Once you've saved the changes, you should receive a confirmation that TSA Precheck has been added to your reservation. If you encounter any issues or are unable to add TSA Precheck online, you can also contact Delta Airlines customer service for assistance. They will be able to help you add TSA Precheck to your reservation manually. Why is my TSA PreCheck not showing on boarding pass Delta?   If your TSA Precheck is not showing on your Delta boarding pass, there could be a few reasons for this: Missing Known Traveler Number (KTN): Double-check that you entered your Delta Known Traveler Number (KTN) correctly when you added it to your reservation. Even a small mistake in the number can prevent TSA Precheck from appearing on your boarding pass. Timing of Adding KTN: Ensure that you added your KTN to your reservation well in advance. Sometimes, it may take a few days for the TSA Precheck information to sync with your reservation and appear on your boarding pass. Expired TSA Precheck Membership: Make sure your TSA Precheck membership is still valid. If it has expired, you will need to renew it and update your KTN with the new expiration date. Different Booking: If you made changes to your reservation after adding TSA Precheck, such as changing flights or rebooking under a different confirmation number, you may need to re-enter your KTN. Ticketing Issue: Occasionally, there may be a ticketing issue that prevents TSA Precheck from being applied to your boarding pass. Contact Delta Airlines customer service to verify that everything is in order with your reservation and that TSA Precheck is correctly associated with your booking. Random Selection: TSA Precheck is not guaranteed for every flight or passenger, even if you have a valid membership and have added your KTN to your reservation. TSA reserves the right to randomly select passengers for standard screening on any given flight, regardless of TSA Precheck eligibility. If you've checked all of the above and your TSA Precheck is still not showing on your Delta boarding pass, it's best to contact Delta Airlines directly for assistance. They can review your reservation and help troubleshoot the issue.