The company is planning “eGates” at major U.S. airports, using biometrics to match faces to IDs and boarding passes.

The Transportation Security Administration has already done away with requiring travelers to take off their shoes during screenings, and the agency has introduced lines dedicated for families.

Clear is attempting to further establish its Clear1 reusable identity platform as a foundational identity layer for healthcare.

Earlier this month, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced that in certain airports, families will have their own dedicated screening lanes as part of a new initiative called “Families on the Fly.” That follows a change ending the Transportation Security Agency’s “shoes off” travel policy.