Finally exhausted by remembering unjust and unconscious passengers to throw water bottles and dispose of certain snacks – TSA is ending the anxiety of the airport specifying which foods, drinks, snacks and other broken items.
After a wave of recent high profile aircraft errors in one case, Ellen Pompo was banned at TSA for an ordinary snack earlier this month-there is much confusion in what people can or cannot bring to the plane with them, so the agency is setting the record.
The security administration shared several posts in X that specified the rules of food and drinks for flight – along with a link to a comprehensive guide so that travelers can fly easily and snacks in traction.
As a general instruction, solid groceries such as crackers, nuts, cakes and cooked meat are allowed to bring to carried and controlled bags.
Liquid goods, such as already or jelly, maple syrup, ice cream and oil, fall below the ‘3-1-1 rule’ standard which is that liquids cannot be in containers larger than 3.4 ounces, they should be included in a clear plastic bag and each passenger is allowed only one. Baganta for transfer, as defined in the TSA online guide.
Other items can be more unexpected – such as cheese, coffee bases, cookies, crackers, dried fruits, fresh eggs, a routiserie chicken – yes, you read it right – seafood, vegetables, nuts, pizza, sandwiches and dry snacks.
However, when it comes to fresh fruits and vegetables, they are usually allowed in luggage carried and controlled for household flights, but passengers traveling to the American continent from Hawaii, Puerto Rico, or the Virgin Islands of the US are usually limited by the behavior of these articles.
Produce, raw meat, seafood, alcohol, frozen food and children’s items undergo more specific rules.
As long as fresh meat, seafood and frozen food are truly frozen solid during examination, they are allowed in carried and controlled luggage. Yes, ice packs to keep your frozen food cold are also allowed.
However, international travelers are advised to declare all food, plants and animal products in order to avoid being with extras or additional questions, like this last passenger, who withdrew from airport safety and threatened with an apple.
Alcohol over 140 tests (more than 70% alcohol content) is completely prohibited, meaning that passengers cannot pack it in controlled or carried bags.
Those traveling with children are instructed by the agency to inform “TSA officer at the beginning of the review process you are holding formulas, breast milk, baby drinks and baby/baby feeding (including puree bags) above 3.4 ounces”.
And of course, even if something is allowed, if it seems suspicious during the airport safety, it is forced to control.
Preparation for this special performance prematurely benefits both parents connected to the airport and other passengers. TSA suggests labeling and sharing any relevant commodity for children for children to facilitate the process.
In the event of specific questions, TSA encourages passengers to first refer to the comprehensive list and then contact the agency.
For the milder, clear, clear, paid membership of the airport security, it advises the airport problems predicting – the labeling and packaging of any food item can help reduce the time of review and interrogation.
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