TSA offers tips for traveling with Thanksgiving foods on flights
The Transportation Security Administration has released some tips for traveling with food items in carry-on bags to ensure passengers get to their destinations safely and on time.
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Nov 21, 2023, 12:11 AM
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Updated 249 days ago
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yesterdayAs the Thanksgiving holiday travel period is underway, thousands of people may be traveling by air to see their families, and carrying some Thanksgiving treats along with them.
The Transportation Security Administration has released some tips for traveling with food items in carry-on bags to ensure passengers get to their destinations safely and on time.
The TSA says that baked good, stuffing and powdered gravy that is packaged is fine. Liquids may not be OK to travel with depending on the volume.