Corrections & Clarifications: An earlier version of this story misstated how luggage carrying banned items would be handled. They will not be confiscated. Following Transportation Security ...

Following the TSA's rules is important not only to get on your plane in time but also to keep others safe. TSA recently got rid of the shoes-off rule, but it still maintains the 3.4-ounce rule for ...

Air travel just got a welcome upgrade. For years, travelers have shuffled through security lines with one eye on their liquids bag, hoping nothing got tossed at the checkpoint. But the Transportation ...

Travelers often expect airport security to flag obvious items like oversized liquids, knives, or sharp tools. But according to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), even everyday objects ...

Passengers traveling through hundreds of U.S. airports may no longer be required to remove liquids from carry-on bags during screening, thanks to the latest X-ray technology—but it’s far too soon to ...

Passengers line up at a security check point displaying signs banning liquids at John F. Kennedy Airport. The nightmare of traveling with liquids could soon be a thing of the past. From making sure ...

Security lines are full of surprises, and often feel like a place where logic goes to die. TSA rules don’t always match what people expect, especially if they haven’t read the fine print. Some banned ...

Many airline passengers know not to bring carry-on bags containing alcohol and firearms with them to the airport. They won't get past Transportation Security Administration agents. But who would have ...

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is evaluating whether to increase the volume of liquids that can be brought in carry-on luggage. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said the liquid rules could be “the ...