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TSA agents screened more than 2.3 million travelers at airport security checkpoints nationwide Wednesday — the most since the pandemic began.

If you want to fly home with your favorite Thanksgiving dish and don’t know if you should pack it or not, here are a few tips from the TSA on getting through security.

Over the Thanksgiving holiday, an estimated 20 million people will pass through United States airports. But the fact that only 60% of the nation’s 50,000 TSA workers are vaccinated against COVID-19, raises questions about whether there will be enough TSA agents to keep them moving smoothly.

Over the Thanksgiving holiday, an estimated 20 million people will pass through United States airports. But the fact that only 60% of the nation’s 50,000 TSA workers are vaccinated against COVID-19, raises questions about whether there will be enough TSA agents to keep them moving smoothly. Robert Handa reports.

The number of airline passengers traveling for Thanksgiving this year is expected to rebound to pre-coronavirus pandemic levels, but the Transportation Security Administration says it is ready to handle the surge

Ahead of what’s expected to be a busy holiday travel season amid the pandemic, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is raising concerns because of the number of Transportation Security Administration agents who have yet to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

Olympian Shawn Johnson recently detailed “one of the worst experiences” she had at the airport and accused a TSA agent of inappropriately touching her.

Flight attendants have long been tasked with policing safety rules and regulations in flight, but they’ve experienced an uptick in conflicts over masks.

The Sept. 11 terror attacks changed a lot about the way we live in America — but nowhere are those changes more apparent than in air travel. The creation of the Transportation Security Administration put airport security under government control for the first time, and lax security and flimsy cockpit doors became a thing of the past. NBCLX storyteller Cody Broadway explains.

If you’re flying on a plane or taking a train, be ready to keep wearing that face mask for a few more months

There’s been a spike in summer air travel, with the number of passengers screened at U.S. airports reaching 2.2 million Sunday.

TSA wants to help crew members deal with the rise in unruly passengers.

Fewer officers mean slower checkpoints, and travelers have taken to social media to vent about the long wait times.

In another sign that a sense of normalcy is taking flight, air travel has rebounded to about 75% of where it was at this time in 2019. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) said it screened over 2 million travelers Friday at U.S. airport security checkpoints — almost 31,000 of those passengers were screened at San Diego International Airport. It’s the…

The airline industry’s recovery from the pandemic passed a milestone as more than 2 million people streamed through U.S. airport security checkpoints on Friday for the first time since early March 2020.

It’s going to be crowded at airports and on the road this Memorial Day weekend.

The Transportation Security Administration said travelers will be required to wear face masks through Sept. 13 in airports and on buses, trains and commercial flights.

The recovery in air travel is becoming more real

When she was arrested at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport last November, prosecutors said 23-year-old Yaazmina Payton had attempted to stow away on an American Airlines flight so that she could go see rapper Jay-Z in Los Angeles.

A former Transportation Security Administration agent who was accused of tricking a traveler into showing her breasts as she went through security at Los Angeles International Airport pleaded no contest Friday to false imprisonment, authorities said.