TSA

Parents of neurodivergent and anxious flyers feel the squeeze as screeners target sensory plushies. A six‑year‑old boy left Connecticut’s Bradley Airport in tears last month after officers seized “Petey,” his weighted stuffed dog. The plush pal, filled with glass beads for calming pressure, triggered an explosive‑trace alarm and never made it past the checkpoint, spotlighting … Read more

New 3.4‑ounce enforcement targets creamy cheeses, hummus, and other spreadables that travelers often pack for flights. The Transportation Security Administration has quietly tightened its liquid‑and‑gel rules, singling out seven everyday snacks that many passengers toss into a backpack without a second thought. Anyone caught with more than 3.4 ounces of these foods in a carry‑on risks … Read more

In less than a month, U.S. travelers and permanent residents will need Real ID-compliant identification to board flights or enter federal buildings. This looming requirement has sparked anxiety across the country, as numerous states remain behind schedule. The law, originally passed in 2005, aims to strengthen security for state-issued IDs, making them more difficult to … Read more

New rules could lead to long lines and even denied boarding for travelers lacking the proper identification. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has announced new requirements that every individual over the age of 18 must fulfill to travel by air starting May 7. Passengers who fail to present a REAL ID-compliant credential or another acceptable … Read more

After nearly two decades of strict size limitations, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has introduced a groundbreaking update that could change how Americans fly. Wondering if you can finally pack that full-size shampoo? Read on to discover how this new measure works and what items have already been approved. For years, passengers across the United … Read more