Despite advances in scanning technology, the TSA still limits how much liquid you can take in your carry-on bags.

What is the TSA's 3-1-1 rule? The TSA's ban on liquids — or at least large quantities of them — is governed by what's known as the "3-1-1 rule." The decades-old policy states that: Liquids ...

Even though we all know that we are limited in what liquids we can bring through security, it's easy to forget how much is allowed through. Well, the TSA has something called the 3-1-1 rule to ...

But perhaps no rule is more misunderstood than the TSA's Liquids, Aerosols, and Gels Rule, specifically, the 3-1-1 policy for carry-on bags. From what you need to know about TSA's liquid ...

While writing our toiletry bag guide, Claire Wilcox, a staff writer for the travel team, took a side trip testing seven TSA-compliant liquid bags, including several from major travel-gear brands.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) says it is ending collective bargaining for Transportation Security Officers with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). In a release ...

liquid bomb, plastic explosives and other IEDs look like when concealed in common travel essentials.The TSA said awareness is especially important as travel increases.HIA numbers show travel in ...

The TSA sent out a tweet recently that said, "Peanut butter is a liquid." The internet has thoughts ... guilty-plea-used-drugs-portland-streetcar-ban-03282025/ A Portland woman woke up Friday ...