While it’s not possible to add PreCheck in the Delta mobile app, you’ll be able to pull up your PreCheck details in the mobile app after adding your KTN to your profile in a web browser.
If you lost your KTN, you can look it up online at https://universalenroll. dhs. gov/workflows?workflow=service-status&servicecode=11115V. [2] X Trustworthy Source U. S. Transportation Security Administration U. S. government agency responsible for ensuring safety by setting and enforcing travel protocols Go to source If you’re approved for Global Entry, NEXUS, or SENTRI, use the CBP PASSID, which is the number that usually begins with 15, 98, or 99 on the back of your card. You’ll also find your PASSID in your account information at https://ttp. cbp. dhs. gov.
If the name on your Delta account doesn’t match what’s on your driver’s license or passport, you won’t be able to use PreCheck. [3] X Research source If you need to update your name in your profile, fill out the Identify Verification form at https://www. delta. com/contactus/identityVerification to get things sorted out. If you’ve already booked a flight through Delta or a travel service like Expedia or Orbitz, check your existing reservations to make sure your KTN is available. Depending on how you booked your travel, you might need to edit your reservation to add your KTN to each booking.