アメリカ運輸保安局のインスタグラム(tsa) - 6月30日 04時17分

AAUGH! We’re in the doghouse now. We forgot about our anniversary! On June 27, 2013, we posted our first Instagram post. It was about fireworks. Speaking of fireworks, Uncle Ernie forgot about his wedding anniversary once. You might say that Aunt Blanche has a short fuse. Sparks flew...
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Five years have passed and fireworks are still not allowed - at all - in carry-on or checked begs, yet some travelers still pack them. The fireworks pictured here were discovered recently in a carry-on bag at the Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW). They shoot flaming balls. #ProTip — Anything that shoots flaming balls is not allowed on an aircraft.
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Fireworks and firecrackers are explosive and flammable which should be the first hint to anybody wondering whether they can pack them or not. You cannot. This includes, and is not limited to, aerial repeater fireworks, aerial shell fireworks, firecrackers, flying spinners, chasers, fountains, bottle rockets, ground spinners, parachute fireworks, poppers, snaps, skyrockets, missiles, roman candles, smoke fireworks, snakes, strobes, sparklers, wheels, you name it…
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TSA is projecting one of the busiest Fourth of July travel periods on record! TSA officers will screen 28.3 million passengers and crew from June 28 – July 9, 2018. The upcoming holiday travel period will bring some of the busiest checkpoint screening days of the year for TSA. On Friday, June 29, TSA projects to screen approximately 2.7 million passengers and crew. It’s possible that TSA will set a new record for the busiest single day ever on this date.
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