(26 Nov 2024)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
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Romulus, Michigan – 25 November 2024
1. Various of a Transportation Security Administration checkpoint at Detroit Metropolitan Airport
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Bellevue, Washington – 25 November 2024
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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Lorie Dankers, Transportation Security Administration:
“For that seven-day Thanksgiving holiday travel period, we’re looking to screen 18.3 million people.”
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Romulus, Michigan – 25 November 2024
3. A passenger with unique headwear waits in a TSA screening line
4. A traveler puts a jacket in a bin
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5. SOUNDBITE (English) Lorie Dankers, Transportation Security Administration:
“Well, we know that people often like to bring special foods or drinks to share with their family and friends, and we see that a lot during the Thanksgiving travel period. If your food is a solid — and examples of that are meats and cheeses, breads, cookies, those types of things — bring them through in unlimited quantities, because those are allowed. It’s when the food is considered a liquid or an aerosol or a gel that there’s a restriction.”
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Romulus, Michigan – 25 November 2024
6. A TSA officer makes sure a person’s belongings are securely in the bin before it is screened
7. A sign directs passengers to the security checkpoint
8. A traveler goes through a full-body screening
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9. SOUNDBITE (English) Lorie Dankers, Transportation Security Administration:
“Now, a lot of people ask us what constitutes a liquid or a gel or an aerosol. And we like to say, ‘If you can pump it, pour it, spill it or spread it, that is a liquid.’ And that needs to adhere to the liquids restriction of 3.4 ounces or less.”
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Romulus, Michigan – 25 November 2024
10. Various of TSA officers at work
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11. SOUNDBITE (English) Lorie Dankers, Transportation Security Administration:
“People bring entire turkeys to the checkpoint. So obviously, that was what they were assigned for the meal, and they’re bringing it through. It is allowed. Another thing we see a lot of, interestingly enough, is soups – special soups that people have made. Or on the way back after Thanksgiving, maybe grandma made something special for you and you bring it. The soup has to be in that smaller quantity, as well.”
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Romulus, Michigan – 25 November 2024
12. Various of a digital board displaying information about departing flights
13. Various of activity at the screening checkpoint
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Bellevue, Washington – 25 November 2024
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14. SOUNDBITE (English) Lorie Dankers, Transportation Security Administration:
“We do see pies come through. And here’s the rule with pies, and that is: They may require additional screening.”
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Romulus, Michigan – 25 November 2024
15. A person removes a piece of luggage from the carousel
16. A sign instructs passengers to wait until the next TSA officer is available
17. A TSA officer organizes bins
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Bellevue, Washington – 25 November 2024
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18. SOUNDBITE (English) Lorie Dankers, Transportation Security Administration:
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Romulus, Michigan – 25 November 2024
19. Various of the Detroit Metro ticketing area
STORYLINE:
Turkey? Yes.
Macaroni and cheese? Yes.
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