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finance3 days ago
TSA Reminds World Cup Travelers to Pack Ranch Dressing in Checked Bags
The Transportation Security Administration posted guidance on Instagram after foreign visitors at the 2026 World Cup developed a preference for ranch dressing. The post directed travelers to place containers larger than 3.4 ounces in checked luggage.
newser.comworld27 days ago
Airlines tighten rules on portable chargers after battery fires
Several carriers now ban in-flight use of power banks following recent incidents. Regulators in multiple countries have also updated limits on spare batteries carried in cabins.
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New York Postworld40 days ago
CBP Dog Detects $44,690 in Undeclared Cash at Philadelphia Airport
A Customs and Border Protection dog named Nitro found $44,690 in undeclared currency from a traveler bound for Cancun, Mexico, on May 7. Officials seized most of the cash after the traveler initially reported carrying only $10,000. The agency is reminding summer travelers to repo…
winnipegfreepress.comscience43 days ago
Bahamas Enacts Election Day Alcohol Ban on All Islands, Including Cruise Line Private Resorts
The Bahamas will suspend all alcohol sales from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday as the country holds its general election. The restriction, issued by the Parliamentary Commissioner under election laws, applies to every island including private resorts operated by cruise companies. Multi…
onemileatatime.comworld51 days ago
British Airways Bans Filming Crew Without Consent, Updates Passenger Policies
British Airways has revised its policies to classify filming, livestreaming, or photographing crew members without consent as unacceptable behavior. Violators may face removal from flights, bans, or legal action. The change aims to protect crew privacy amid growing trends in pass…
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Airline to Limit Portable Chargers to One Per Passenger Starting April 20
An airline announced it will restrict passengers to carrying one lithium battery-powered portable charger on flights beginning April 20. The policy applies to devices used for charging electronics. This measure follows existing regulations on lithium batteries in aviation.