As holiday travelers don festive attire, the TSA warns that sparkly clothing might set off airport scanners, urging caution ...
Fresh off the government shutdown, a handful of TSA workers are spreading joy amid a busy Christmas season by caroling at the Baltimore airport.
In addition to avoiding sparkles, travelers should be aware that sweaters may have to be removed during the screening process ...
WASHINGTON — Airports in the D.C. area got busy in April, with Transportation Security Administration officers recording record-setting checkpoint volume at both Washington Dulles International ...
The agency says glitter, sequins and oversized clothing may set off scanners and delay travelers at security checkpoints.
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TSA officers find prohibited item in traveler’s flip-flop at Washington Dulles Airport
TSA officers working at Washington Dulles on March 30 were able to stop a traveler from bringing the item through security, a ...
Transportation Security Administration employees at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) have established a free food and toiletries pantry to assist employees in the airport community who ...
Sean Duffy's pregnant daughter unleashed her fury on the TSA after she was subjected to a pat-down and delayed before her flight.
EXCLUSIVE — Former President Barack Obama’s administration may have skirted the law when it moved to approve the unionization of Transportation Security Administration screeners in 2011, according to ...
TSA Administrator David Pekoske met with the TSA workforce at Boston Logan International Airport in July. (TSA photo) The Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) Assistant Administrator for ...
Long security lines, confusing layouts, and overcrowded terminals — traveling through airports comes with a myriad of qualms. But some have taken off in traveler satisfaction, giving them a first ...
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