Airlines have been independently implementing the TSA Secure Flight procedure. That’s where you are required to match your ticket/boarding pass exactly to your ID name as well as provide a birth date. If you travel a lot, you probably use your frequent flyer sign in to do your booking. I’m thinking there’s something in that sign in that doesn’t match how you’re ticketed, and it’s throwing an alarm.

I’ve had a heck of time matching everything up because my passport has a wacko combo last name when my drivers license does not. When I want to use or accumulate frequent flier miles, I have to go into the profile, contact customer service, and get my last name changed based on whether or not I’m flying domestically or internationally. I’ve threated to just take my passport for all travel.

Anyway, my instinct says your problem lies somewhere between the airlines frequent flier information and how the ticket is matched.

Let me know if it helps.

Since the problems started Monday, we’re going to have to start an investigation on those who were there Sunday.