Dr. Michael Henson+FollowTSA’s Surprising Airport Cyber WarningDid you know those free USB charging ports at airports could actually hack your phone? TSA just dropped a warning: skip the public USB ports (they can be loaded with malware!) and bring your own charger instead. Oh, and don’t trust the airport’s free WiFi for shopping or logging into anything sensitive. Basically, your phone’s biggest threats might be right in the terminal. Who knew airport charging could be this risky? #TravelTips #AirportHacks #CyberSecurity #Travel150Share
gregorybrown+FollowDon’t Let Your Razor Ruin Your Trip!TSA just dropped a Memorial Day travel PSA: disposable razors are cool in your carry-on, but loose blades and straight razors? Only in checked bags! Don’t get stuck at security over your grooming kit. Also, Real ID is now a thing—double-check your ID before you head out. Holiday travel is wild enough without a razor drama! #TravelTips #TSA #MemorialDay #AirportHacks #SummerTravel #Spirituality01Share
boothconnor+FollowThe 15-Minute Airport Hack? Not Worth It!That viral '15-minute airport theory' making the rounds? Total myth, according to travel pros. The idea is you only need to show up at your gate 15 minutes before takeoff—sounds tempting, but experts say you’re just asking for trouble. Even the TikToker who started it admits he actually arrives 2.5 hours early! Bottom line: stick to the classic advice—2 hours for domestic, 3 for international. Missing your flight isn’t worth the gamble, especially on busy weekends! #TravelTips #AirportHacks #TravelFail #VacationPrep #MemorialDayTravel #Spirituality00Share
Robin Long+FollowTSA Checkpoint: The Real Danger Zone?Ever thought the TSA checkpoint was the safest spot at the airport? Think again! Travel pro Megan just spilled the tea: it’s actually a hotspot for theft. Thieves use sneaky tactics like stalling the line or grabbing your stuff while you’re distracted at the scanner. Her top tips? Keep all valuables zipped up in your bag (not loose in bins!) and double-check your things right after security. Who knew the most secure place could be the riskiest? #TravelTips #AirportHacks #TSA #TravelSafety #TheftAlert #Spirituality30Share
Dr. Michael Henson+FollowThe REAL ID Rumor You Need to IgnoreTurns out, that talk about the REAL ID deadline being pushed to 2027? Total myth, according to a former TSA officer on TikTok. Starting May 7, you’ll need a REAL ID, passport, or another approved ID to board domestic flights—no exceptions. If you’re using a Global Entry card or something similar, you don’t automatically get out of extra screening, but you also shouldn’t get stuck in unnecessary lines. Bottom line: check your ID now or risk a travel headache later! #TravelTips #REALID #TSA #AirportHacks #TravelSmart #Travel60Share
Brooke Martin+FollowDelta’s Boarding Shake-Up: What It Means for YouHeads up if you’re a Delta flyer! Starting May 16, even the airline’s most elite Delta 360 members will have to wait a bit longer to board—unless they’re in first class. Delta’s ditching early boarding perks for these VIPs, so now only folks needing extra time and active military get to pre-board. For most of us, it means less crowding at the gate, but if you’re used to breezing on early, prepare to line up with the rest of us. Oh, and double-check your ID and battery packs before heading to the airport! #DeltaAirlines #TravelTips #BoardingChanges #FlySmart #AirportHacks #Business91Share
Danielle White+FollowWhy TSA Hates Your Flowy Airport DressEver worn a long, flowy dress to the airport? Apparently, TSA isn’t a fan! A pilot’s wife spilled the tea: those billowy dresses can mess with security scanners, making you a target for extra checks. Plus, they’re magnets for gross stains (think pizza sauce on seats or airplane bathroom floors—yikes). If you love your dress, maybe just pack it instead. Pro tip: stick to comfy layers, stretchy pants, and sneakers for stress-free travel! #TravelTips #AirportHacks #TSA #TravelFashion #PackingTips #Spirituality206Share
Kelly Mack+FollowWait, Peanut Butter Is a Liquid Now?!TSA just dropped new carry-on rules and, get this—peanut butter in a jar is now considered a liquid (but you can still bring it on a sandwich, lol). The 3.4 oz liquid rule still applies to stuff like creams, gels, and even hummus. But you’re good with sports balls, hair tools, and even pizza (just not soup). Double-check the banned list before you pack, and don’t forget your REAL ID or you’re not getting through! #TravelTips #TSA #AirportHacks #CarryOn #TravelSmart #Travel90Share
ethanconner+FollowWhy Ribbons on Luggage Are a No-GoEver tied a cute ribbon to your suitcase to spot it faster? Turns out, baggage handlers say it’s a big mistake! Those ribbons can get snagged in airport machines, causing delays or even lost bags. Instead, go for bold stickers, funky duct tape, or unique luggage tags—think penguins or neon colors. One traveler even swears by red duct tape for max visibility. Bottom line: skip the ribbons and get creative with your bag’s look! #TravelTips #AirportHacks #LuggageSafety #TravelSmart #Spirituality140Share
