アメリカ運輸保安局のインスタグラム(tsa) - 5月31日 11時58分

This inert explosives training aid was brought through the checkpoint at Columbia (CAE). It wasn’t an in-house test; it was left in the carry-on bag of a traveling soldier who said he uses it as a training aid.

It hasn’t been confirmed yet whether or not the X-ray operator needed a stiff drink after their shift.

Even though it’s inert, it’s prohibited due to the fact that it looks so realistic.

We don’t know items such as this are inert until our explosives professionals take a closer look, and that takes time and slows down the line. It can even lead to a complete shutdown and evacuation.

How would you react if somebody pulled this out of their bag at 30,000 feet?

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