The TSA PreCheck is expanding to more airports and now, better than ever,  you'll know if you get selected even before you get to the airport.      According to the TSA site, Delta, United, and the U.S. Airways customers will see the TSA PreCheck printed on their boarding passes whether they are on the mobile phones, or printed at home, or at the airport kiosks.  (U.S. Airways is excluded from the kiosks.)  So, it looks like checking in with an agent at the counter does not qualify for the PreCheck automatically.  I could be wrong, but I didn't see it anywhere on the TSA site that mentioned boarding passes obtained from check-in counter would be considered for TSA PreCheck.  Here's the link to the TSA site regarding the new PreCheck update.  TSA Pre✓™ How it Works | Transportation Security Administration  Another new benefit added to the TSA PreCheck is International Travel Segments are now eligible as well.  Here is the link to the TSA site about the TSA PreCheck for internation travelers.  TSA Pre✓™ Expands Expedited Screening Benefits for International Travel | Transportation Security Administration
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