New TSA Scanners May Require Checking of Oversized Carry-On Bags
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has installed new 3D CT X-ray scanners at airports nationwide, which have a smaller opening than previous machines. While most carry-on bags that meet airline size requirements should still fit, oversized or bulky bags may need to be checked manually or sent back. Travelers should check their airline's size limits to ensure their carry-on bag fits the new scanners.
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