The TSA is updating its security regulations for air travel, emphasizing safety while improving traveler experience. Key points include:
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Liquid Limit and Hair Tools: The 3.4oz liquid limit remains, and new prohibitions include gas-powered curling and flat irons, which can’t be packed in checked bags. However, corded hair tools are still allowed in both carry-on and checked luggage.
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Expanded "No Go" List: The TSA continues to ban various items that pose safety risks, including vapes and lithium chargers.
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Family and Military Assistance: TSA is launching "Family on the Fly" lanes to assist families traveling with children, alongside a discount for pre-checked registered families. Military members and their families also have expedited services.
- Shoe Removal Policy: As of July 7th, travelers are no longer required to remove shoes at checkpoints, reflecting evolving security protocols.
The TSA plans additional adjustments to simplify travel processes, indicating ongoing efforts to enhance the flying experience.
