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Have you heard about checkpoint friendly laptop bags? If not, you should check them out. They’ll make your next trip through airport security so much faster and easier.
Checkpoint Friendly Laptop Bags are bags and sleeves that allow travelers to speed through airport security checkpoints without removing their computers from their cases. The TSA has developed […]

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Is business travel a pain for you because of airport security procedures and policies regarding your laptop? Are you constantly removing your laptop from its bag at the security checkpoint? Don’t put up with the hassle anymore. Get yourself a checkpoint friendly laptop bag.
The CODi CT3 Checkpoint Tested Laptop Bag eliminates the need to […]

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Security in airports since 9/11 has made travel more challenging. But if you’re savvy, it doesn’t need to ruin your trip. First you must understand the TSA carry-on guidelines:

You must carry all liquids in a one-quart clear, plastic zip-top bag.
You may not have more than three ounces of any one liquid, such as shampoo or […]

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In cooperation with over 70 disability-related organizations, the TSA has established a special program for screening travelers with disabilities and medical conditions. In addition to personal screening procedures, all equipment associated with disabilities, including mobility, visual and hearing problems and hidden physical or mental challenges are a part of this program.
TSA screening permits prescription and […]

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In addition to choosing security savvy travel attire, speed up the process by de-cluttering and security-proofing carry-on items. Remember: rules change. Rather than relying on security restrictions from your last flight, visit the TSA website for the latest updates on TSA prohibited items and TSA travel tips. Here are a few things to remember:

As of […]

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TSA rules on what items are permitted and what items are prohibited were developed after extensive research, and are constantly monitored through ongoing analysis of current homeland security threats. Depending on threat levels, permitted and prohibited travel items are subject to change, sometimes on very short notice.

For instance, the discovery of a potential terrorism plot […]

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Although TSA statistics indicate average screening wait times of three to 12 minutes, during holiday travel, peak summer travel and peak business travel days and hours, TSA security clearance waits may increase dramatically. Passengers who cut it close may miss their flight. Plan ahead to take the stress out of the wait and […]

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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) was created under the Department of Homeland Security after the terrorism attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. Along with state, regional and local partners, the TSA is tasked with the security of the transportation systems in the United States. Most travelers think of the TSA only in terms of running the […]

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Checked baggage is screened by the TSA before it is boarded. Several different methods are used to screen checked luggage. Checked bags are scanned by an Electronic Detection System (EDS) or by an Electronic Trace Detection (ETD). If electronic scanning raises questions or concerns about the contents of a checked bag, it is then […]

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According to Travel Advisor surveys, over 50% of leisure travelers travel with pets. However, air travel involves much more than simply showing up at the gate with a furry friend in a comfy tote bag. Although most major airlines allow small pets to travel as carry-on companions, each airline has its own requirements.
Carry-on pets […]

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