TSA Shares New Airport Security Screening Procedures
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is rolling out new screening procedures over the next few weeks to airports across the country and wants travelers to be prepared. TSA Administrator David […]
TSA to Accept Expired Identification at Checkpoints
For travelers that have been unable to renew their identification cards, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) said today that it will accept an expired driver’s license or state-issued ID at […]
REAL ID Deadline for Domestic Air Travel Approaching
A deadline is fast approaching, and it could impact millions travelers who use their state issued driver’s licenses as identification when flying domestically. The October 1, 2020 REAL ID deadline […]
An Advisory for Guests Flying to and from Theme Park or Cruise Destinations
Vacationers with flights scheduled into and out of domestic theme park locations or cruise line port areas may want to pay some extra attention to their flight status for the […]
Orlando International Airport Decides Not To Replace TSA
The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority has decided against replacing TSA employees at Orlando International Airport with private security. Briefings were held in early February to discuss the possible change, citing […]
How the Real ID Act Will Affect Travelers When it Begins Jan. 22nd
We last mentioned the new ID law, which will affect U.S. citizens travelling internationally and domestically using state drivers licenses for identification, back in June. Since then, some states have […]
TSA Now Requires Cameras to Be Placed in a Bin
The Transportation Security Administration (or TSA) recently announced that all electronic devices larger than a cell phone will now be required to be placed in a separate bin outside of […]
