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The Transportation Security Administration reportedly has announced that they will be removing the controversial x-ray scanners from airports. The TSA currently uses two different x-ray scanners. One shows an outline of a generic human body that points out where an object may be located on a person. The other shows metal objects, along with a [...]
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has conducted extensive explosives testing, which determined that liquids, aerosols and gels, in limited quantities, are safe to bring aboard an aircraft. To standardize the amount of liquids, aerosols, and gels that passengers are allowed to bring on board in their carry-on luggage, the TSA has developed the following guidelines: [...]
Mashable.com recently posted their top 5 picks for home security surveillance camera systems. Their list includes cameras that will fit most budgets, ranging anywhere from $149 to $349+. Most offer options to remotely pan or zoom. And some even have motion detection, so that you can be alerted if someone is inside your home. A list of [...]
If you dread air travel because of getting through airport security, you’re not alone. In a survey conducted by the Transportation Security Administration, four out of the top five frustrations air travelers face involved airport security. We created the infographic below to illustrate the results. Note: Click the circle next to each complaint to change [...]
Last year we wrote about the TSA’s pilot program, allowing paperless boarding passes at a select number of airports. Since then a number of airports and airlines have added access to passenger usage of electronic boarding passes, so we thought it would be a good time to update the list. What are Paperless Boarding Passes? [...]
