I received the same "TSA Secure Flight" e-mail requesting sensitive information, Looks exactly like other forged phishing e-mails I've received, allegedly from Amazon, Paypal, eBay, etc. If this is legit, you really need to do things differently. The e-mail should simply direct people to log into their Rapid Rewards account and supply the TSA mandated info. We are trained to NEVER hit a link in an unsolicited e-mail that supposedly directs us to an official company site because you don't know where you are really going. If this is legit, you are training people to do the wrong thing. if it is a forgery, you need to e-mail all your Rapid Rewards members and let them know.
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