What does TSA do with confiscated items after they're handed over? Here's what the government agency says about your prohibited belongings.

But, according to Anne-Marie Miller, a flight attendant for Air New Zealand, the trick is to only take what you’ll need en route. “Packing your carry-on is all about making your journey as comfortable ...

Get through TSA the easy way. Everyone knows that Ziploc ... I have so many that I outgrew the quart size bag. I now use the gallon Ziplocs.

While the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has stringent rules for liquids ... ounces and fit comfortably in your single, one-quart bag. But remember that the FAA restricts passengers ...

you probably already know about the TSA’s regulations, so Yaghi’s next bit of advice may seem like a no-brainer. However, she says it’s surprising how many folks still get flagged at security for ...

The TSA levied nearly $23 million in civil penalties against travelers caught with guns at security checkpoints—a new record ...

Passengers may legally travel with a firearm as long as it is unloaded, locked in a hard-sided case, declared to the airline and packed in checked baggage. TSA officials have seen a correlation ...

Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers at Fresno-Yosemite International Airport (FAT) detected the first firearm of the year in a male traveler’s carry-on bag Wednesday at 5:45 a.m. The ...

the officer was “traveling on-duty for an investigation” Monday when a firearm that was meant to be put in checked luggage was instead put in their carry-on bag. TSA security screening ...

Had they attempted to bring the rocket and its fuel onboard in carry-on luggage, the TSA likely would not have been so accommodating. Desperate to avoid checking bags or potential murderer?

The traveler was given an option to place it back in his vehicle, place it in a checked bag or voluntarily surrender it to TSA. It was voluntarily surrendered to TSA. This is not an illegal item.