US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) inspectors found a sharp object reminiscent of Wolverine's claws and Freddy Krueger's blades from horror movies in a carry-on bag. The passenger voluntarily gave up the item and it was not allowed on the plane
American Airlines, Citi and Mastercard will add travel credits, new mileage rewards and other perks to two AAdvantage cards from January 24, 2027
TSA agents allegedly found a suspected explosive device hidden in a pill bottle during security screening at Omaha’s Eppley Airfield. Omaha police arrested the passenger
TSA officers at Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport discovered knives taped beneath a child's seat being carried onto a plane
American Airlines is rolling out new digital features, including Venmo payments, TSA PreCheck Touchless ID enrollment, and enhanced flight disruption management tools
TSA's new "Families on the Fly" program offers dedicated security lanes for parents traveling with children at 13 airports
The TSA answers some of the internet's strangest travel questions, from taxidermy raccoons inspired by Erling Haaland to potatoes and even pugs
A friend told him it was OK: TSA finds two live smoke grenades in a passenger's checked luggage at Indianapolis Airport, one of them in a peanut butter jar
TSA expects nearly 18.7 million passengers over the Fourth of July travel period as it boosts staffing, screening tech and airport coordination for peak demand
The TSA expects more than 3 million people to pass through security checkpoints across the country on Thursday and Sunday
US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) inspectors found a sharp object reminiscent of Wolverine's claws and Freddy Krueger's blades from horror movies in a carry-on bag. The passenger voluntarily gave up the item and it was not allowed on the plane
TSA agents allegedly found a suspected explosive device hidden in a pill bottle during security screening at Omaha’s Eppley Airfield. Omaha police arrested the passenger
TSA's new "Families on the Fly" program offers dedicated security lanes for parents traveling with children at 13 airports
The TSA answers some of the internet's strangest travel questions, from taxidermy raccoons inspired by Erling Haaland to potatoes and even pugs
A friend told him it was OK: TSA finds two live smoke grenades in a passenger's checked luggage at Indianapolis Airport, one of them in a peanut butter jar
From February 1, 2026, US residents without a "REAL ID" will be required to pay $45 in advance and use an alternative identity verification system, subject to additional screening and possible delays: "TSA strongly encourages you check this list again before traveling, so you do not arrive at the airport without acceptable ID"
Revolution in U.S. airport security: Domestic flight passengers in the U.S. will no longer have to remove their shoes during airport security checks, announced by U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem
