This airport lets you get past security without a plane ticket

Anyone on the no-fly list will not be allowed and will still have to go through security procedures

Whether or not you’re getting on a plane, you may soon be able to get in a TSA line—just to eat the pulled pork mac ‘n’ cheese at Iron Chef Michael Symon’s namesake restaurant in Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT).

Thanks to a new programme starting in September, non-fliers will be allowed to roam beyond security at PIT as part of a test the airport developed with the Transportation Security Administration’s sign-off. Visitors who check in at a dedicated counter on the airport’s third-floor ticketing level and show a driver’s licence or passport can receive a complimentary “myPITpass.” Anyone on the no-fly