It is important to keep up to date with TSA’s new rules to ensure a smooth flight. Transportation Security Administration ...

As millions of Americans take to the skies during what’s shaping out to be another summer of high temperatures, some will ...

While travelers can bring many food items through security checkpoints, the Transportation Security Administration’s liquid ...

The TSA has specific rules and regulations regarding what items are allowed in carry-on bags, including restrictions on liquids, gels, and sharp objects. Medications are generally allowed in carry ...

Do you get hungry while air traveling? The TSA will confiscate some snacks that exceed the 3.4-ounce limit. Here's what they are.

Liquid goods, such as jam or jelly, maple syrup, ice cream and oil, fall under the standard ‘3-1-1 rule’ — which is that liquids can’t be in containers larger than 3.4 ounces, they must be ...

The TSA and the Federal Aviation Administration first issued the rule changes on flying with portable chargers and power banks earlier this year in guidance that was updated on Feb. 21.

Flying from Boise soon? New TSA and airline rules may impact your travel, including ID requirements and USB charger ...

As a result, TSA implemented a rule requiring all electronic devices, i.e., cell phones, tablets, and laptops, to be charged and able to power on when requested during security screening.

Before you show up at the airport to board your flight, it helps to have an understanding of the TSA's rules on electronics in checked bags, so you don't run into any surprises.As far as laptop ...