Are the TSA lines at DC area airports back to normal now?

TSA checkpoints have mostly stabilized at airports throughout the country, with the Senate advancing a proposal Thursday to fund the Department of Homeland Security in a move that could signal the end of a partial government shutdown that began in February.

Travelers often experienced hours-long lines through TSA during March, as hundreds of agents quit or called out of work while not receiving paychecks.

But following the Senate proposal and President Donald Trump signing an order to pay TSA officers, lines have shrunk, including at airports in the Washington DC area.

Here’s what to know if you’re traveling out of the DC-area airports Thursday.

TSA Wait Times at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport

As of 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, security checkpoint wait times at DCA are less than five minutes at all three terminals.

Wait times at all three terminals have mostly been under 10 minutes all week.

TSA Wait Times at Dulles International Airport

At Dulles (IAD), estimated wait times Wednesday morning are 0-15 minutes, according to the My TSA app.

Dulles says on its website screening lines “remain steady and within normal wait times.”

TSA Wait Times at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport

Lines are a little bit longer at BWI Thursday, but they still pale in comparison to last week’s lines that stretched outside the airport.

As of 10:30 a.m., the estimated wait times at BWI are 15 to 30 minutes, the My TSA app shows.