Newark Airport is using new TSA scanners that may result in your over-stuffed carry-on having to be checked. What to know.

TSA has new 3D scanners with smaller tunnels, and your carry-on must fit inside. If it doesn't, you may miss your flight. Here's are the details.

When it comes to carry-on sizes, travelers have always tried to skirt the rules in terms of packing a bit more than they ...

TSA’s rollout of advanced 3D CT checkpoint scanners is colliding with the reality of modern carry‑on luggage, and some ...

KCI still uses older X-ray machines, but encountering new smaller CT scanners en route could require checking bags and paying ...

New TSA scanners at airports nationwide are smaller than older models, meaning oversized carry-on bags may not physically fit ...

Over the past several months and years, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has been implementing several ...

Over the past several years, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has been rolling out new CT screening technology that makes the security screening process better and more efficient.

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SeeTrue AI, a global leader in AI-powered security screening, today announced two major milestones: its prohibited item detection software is the first AI solution to receive TSA Certification for use ...

Summer travel is peaking, with millions of people moving across the U.S. for vacations and FIFA World Cup-related trips. There's good news for those concerned about airports being busier than usual.