Airport Security Fast Track
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Breeze through airport queues
• Skip the main security line
• Enjoy a calmer start to your journey
• Available at major UK airports
• Perfect for early flights or peak times
• Book in advance to save time
A quicker way to reach departures
Security fast track lets you use a dedicated lane to get through airport security faster. It’s a simple upgrade that can save you from long queues and last-minute stress, especially during busy periods or early morning flights. It won’t affect the rules on liquids and electronics, but you’ll get to the lounge or gate sooner.
More time to relax before your flight
With security sorted in less time, you can grab a coffee, explore the shops or settle into the departure lounge without clock-watching. Whether you’re travelling for business or just want a smoother start to your holiday, fast track helps make the experience feel calmer and more under control.
Easy to book, easy to use
Fast-track passes are available at most major UK airports. Once booked, you’ll receive clear instructions on where to go and how to use your pass. Entry is usually through a separate lane marked ‘Fast Track Security’ – just show your booking confirmation and boarding pass. It’s a small extra that makes a big difference.
Airport Security Fast-Track FAQs
Which airports offer security fast track?
Most UK airports offer a fast track option, including Manchester, Heathrow, Gatwick, Leeds Bradford, Birmingham, and more.
Do I still need to follow security rules?
Yes — you’ll still need to remove liquids and electronics as usual. Fast track just gives you access to a shorter, separate queue.
Can I use fast track with hand luggage only?
Absolutely — it’s ideal for travellers with just cabin bags who want to get through the airport quickly and efficiently.
Can families use security fast track?
Yes — families can book fast track, and it can be especially helpful when travelling with young children. Each person will need their own pass.
How early should I arrive if I’ve booked fast track?
Fast track can save time, but we still recommend arriving at the airport at least two hours before a short-haul flight and three for long-haul.
