CLEAR recently announced the launch of CLEAR Corporate Memberships, an industry-first initiative giving companies a seamless way to support business travelers through the entire day of travel. Debuting at the Global Business Travel Association Convention, CLEAR Corporate Memberships bring together CLEAR+, CLEAR Concierge, TSA PreCheck enrollment and the CLEAR app into a single corporate program to help business travelers move with greater speed, certainty and predictability from home to gate.
Business travel can be unpredictable. Industry research shows nine in 10 business travelers experienced travel disruptions in 2025, and U.S. companies spend around $17 billion annually managing delays and cancellations. Uncertainty leads to lost productivity, increased stress, and negative impacts to employee engagement and retention.
“Business travelers deserve every opportunity to make their trips more predictable and efficient,” said Michael Barkin, president, CLEAR. “Companies invest significant resources getting employees where they need to be, yet the day of travel remains uncertain, leading to stress and underutilized time. CLEAR Corporate Memberships deliver the tools that business travelers need to deliver the best results for their organizations with the least friction in their travel. With CLEAR, the new standard of travel is seamless.”
CLEAR Corporate Memberships offer a seamless home-to-gate experience with a CLEAR+ membership, including access to CLEAR’s airport eGates; the CLEAR app’s real-time security wait times, airport traffic patterns and gate distances; CLEAR Concierge, a dedicated CLEAR Ambassador booked to meet travelers, handle bags and escort them all the way to the gate; TSA PreCheck enrollment, with in-person support; on-site enrollment events and travel fairs for both CLEAR and TSA PreCheck; and seamless personal travel, allowing employees to use the same eGates, app and Concierge access on their own trips.
Learn more about CLEAR Corporate Memberships here.
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