11 Super Strange Items Discovered by Airport Security
The airline industry is predicting record-breaking travel numbers this summer, which means TSA can probably expect to find a record-breaking number of strange items.
The airline industry is predicting record-breaking travel numbers this summer, which means TSA can probably expect to find a record-breaking number of strange items.
People pack weird things in their luggage. From covert stun guns to smuggled snakes, here are some of the strangest things found by TSA.
Sources told KMSP-TV that TSA agents were unable to detect nearly all banned items that went through airport security checkpoints as part of a test.
JetBlue announced Wednesday the goal of the program is to speed up the boarding process while improving national security.
The incident occurred on President’s Day with three of the people setting off metal detectors, but no one stopped them.
The TSA has consistently publicly defended the effectiveness of the program, despite concerns from experts who say it lacks a grounding in science.
Passengers in Atlanta will be able to quickly advance from ID verification to the physical security checkpoint.
The Transportation Security Association is long overdue for an overhaul of its screening practices, policies and procedures.
States that have yet to comply with the REAL ID Act catch a major break with the two-year extension.
The Qylatron, used daily at San Francisco’s Levi’s Stadium, promises better, faster security screening.
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