Robin Long+FollowCan You Drink Your Own Booze on Flights?Turns out you CAN pack those mini liquor bottles in your carry-on, as long as they fit the TSA’s 3-1-1 rule (think: 3.4 oz or less, all in a quart-sized bag). But here’s the catch: you’re not allowed to drink your own stash mid-flight! Only booze served by the flight attendants is fair game. So, save those minis for your hotel room, not the sky! #TravelTips #TSA #SummerTravel #Spirituality00Share
dylan15+FollowStop Flashing Your Costco Card at TSA!Apparently, people are trying to use their Costco cards as ID at airport security—and TSA is officially over it. They posted a hilarious PSA reminding everyone that, no matter how much you love $1.50 hot dogs, your membership card won’t get you on a plane. Starting May 7, you’ll need a REAL ID or passport to fly domestically. If you haven’t upgraded yet, it’s time to hit the DMV. Don’t be the person holding up the line with a rotisserie chicken card! #TravelFail #TSA #REALID #Travel21Share
Nicholas Lyons+FollowTSA’s Frozen Water Bottle Hack?!Ever wish you could bring a full water bottle through airport security? Turns out, you can—if it’s frozen solid! TSA actually lets you carry frozen liquids through the checkpoint, but there’s a catch: if it’s even a little slushy or melted, you’re back to the tiny 3.4 oz rule. Pro tip: freeze your bottle rock-solid before you go, but don’t count on it if you’re running late. Who knew?! #TravelHacks #TSA #AirportTips #Travel1615Share
Justin Dixon+FollowTSA’s REAL ID Drama: What You Need to KnowREAL ID rules are finally here, and it’s causing airport chaos! If you’re flying this summer, you’ll need a REAL ID (or one of a bunch of other approved IDs) to breeze through security. No REAL ID? Get ready for extra screenings and major delays. DMV appointments are a nightmare right now, so if you’ve got a passport, you might want to chill until the rush dies down. Oh, and only 17% of New Jersey has upgraded—yikes! Check your wallet before you pack your bags! #TravelTips #REALID #TSA #Travel11Share
Charles Coleman+FollowTSA’s Surprising Burger Rule 🍔✈️Did you know you can bring a whole hamburger through TSA, but your ketchup and sauces better be in tiny bottles? TSA just dropped a hilarious National Hamburger Day reminder: solid foods like burgers are fine in your carry-on, but any sauces or liquids must be 3.4oz or less. Peanut butter, jelly, and even melted ice packs count as liquids! Pro tip: keep your sauces small and your burger game strong, or risk losing your snacks at security! #TravelTips #TSA #AirportHacks #Spirituality269Share
gregorybrown+FollowTSA's New Battery Ban: What You Need to KnowHeads up, travelers! TSA is now cracking down on portable chargers and any lithium-ion batteries in checked luggage—no warning, just straight-up confiscation. You’ve gotta keep all those power banks, phone batteries, and laptop batteries in your carry-on only. If you try to sneak them into your checked bag, you risk losing them at security (and major delays). The reason? Fire risk in the cargo hold. Double-check your bags before you fly! #TravelTips #TSA #AirportSecurity #Spirituality10Share
Sandra Escobar+FollowTSA’s Gun-in-Bag Drama: What’s Up?Three people tried to bring guns in their carry-ons at San Antonio Airport—just this week! TSA’s not messing around: if you forget to pack your firearm properly (locked, unloaded, checked bag only), you could get hit with a $12K fine, lose PreCheck, or even face criminal charges. Even if you have a permit, it’s a big nope for carry-ons. Double-check your bags, or you might end up trending for all the wrong reasons! #TSA #TravelFail #AirportSecurity #Spirituality00Share
Alexander Thomas+FollowWhy Dresses at TSA Are a No-GoEver worn a flowy dress to the airport? Turns out, it could totally backfire at TSA! A pilot’s wife on Insta says those cute maxi dresses can trigger extra security checks because the scanners can’t see through all that fabric. Plus, they’re magnets for stains and germs (think: pizza sauce on seats or airplane bathroom floors—yikes). If you want to re-wear your dress on vacation, maybe just pack it instead. Who knew travel fashion could be so risky? #TravelTips #AirportHacks #TSA #Travel4025Share
sperkins+FollowTSA Nightmares: 5 Airports to AvoidEver had a TSA experience that made you want to swear off flying? You’re not alone! A new study just dropped the top 5 US airports with the worst TSA complaints. Newark Liberty takes the crown for most gripes, with Palm Beach, Orlando, Fort Myers, and Cleveland not far behind. From rude staff to endless lines and confusing directions, these spots are making travelers sweat. If you’re flying soon, maybe double-check your airport—and pack some extra patience! #TravelFails #TSA #AirportLife #Travel3839Share
dylan15+FollowTSA’s Book Rule Is Catching Travelers Off GuardDid you know your favorite novel could slow you down at airport security? TSA might ask you to pull out your books for extra screening, especially if you’ve packed a bunch or your bag’s stuffed tight. Books can block X-ray views, so if you’re flying soon, pack them where you can grab them fast. Even random checks happen! Save yourself a headache and keep those page-turners easy to reach—no one wants a security line delay over a paperback. #TravelTips #TSA #AirportHacks #Travel10255Share