Loy urged passengers to leave their checked bags unlocked, which will avoid the potential need to forcibly open bags that require further physical inspection. "Passengers can play a major role by following simple packing guidelines, and by getting to the airport on time," Loy said.
Loy further instructed passengers to not pack food or beverages and warned against putting film in checked bags, because screening equipment will damage it, and to leave gifts unwrapped should screening require them to be opened. For other tips, check out www.TSATravelTips.us.
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