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TSA Again Hopes to Allow Passengers to Leave Liquids in Bags

Defense Daily Staff

Wednesday, November 20th, 2013

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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) hopes in the near future to allow passengers at airport security checkpoints to leave liquids in their carry-on bags due to advances in technology, John Halinski, the agency’s deputy administrator, said earlier this month. “I would like to, in the near future, be able to have people keep liquids in the bag,” Halinski said at the annual American Association of Airport Executives Aviation (AAAE) Security Summit. “That’s where we want to get to. That’s where…

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