HANOVER TWP., Pa. - The Transportation Security Administration is offering tips for travelers planning on bringing food items on board their flights as they head out to visit family this Thanksgiving.

Millions of people are expected to travel by air over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Here’s what to know about traveling with Thanksgiving food. Photo by Rocker Sta via Unsplash If you’re flying ...

Ready your turkeys and start prepping your pies, because Thanksgiving is just around the corner! It’s one of the busiest travel days of the year—if not the busiest—which means Thanksgiving traffic ...

If you’re flying home after Christmas dinner, you may be wondering if you can bring some tasty leftovers with you. Can you stash a roast turkey leg in your luggage? What about mashed potatoes and ...

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Holiday travel is beginning to ramp up once again as millions of passengers are expected to fly across the nation to celebrate the season with family, friends and loved ones. "TSA recommends that you ...

If you're flying home after Thanksgiving dinner, you may be wondering whether you can bring some tasty leftovers with you. Can you stash a roast turkey leg in your luggage? What about mashed potatoes ...