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Traveling by air has become a routine part of life for millions of people around the world. Whether for business or leisure, the convenience of air travel allows individuals to traverse vast distances in a matter of hours. However, with the privilege of flying comes the responsibility to adhere to strict regulations designed to ensure safety and security for all passengers and crew. Central to these regulations are the TSA Guidelines: What You Can and Cannot Bring on a Plane, , set forth by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the agency tasked with overseeing security checkpoints at airports across the United States
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Traveling by air has become a routine part of life for millions of people around the world. Whether for business or leisure, the convenience of air travel allows individuals to traverse vast distances in a matter of hours. However, with the privilege of flying comes the responsibility to adhere to strict regulations designed to ensure safety and security for all passengers and crew. Central to these regulations are the TSA Guidelines: What You Can and Cannot Bring on a Plane, , set forth by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the agency tasked with overseeing security checkpoints at airports across the United States