Flying today? Say hello to the TSA for us

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If you hadn't heard, TSA's new laptop bag rule went into effect today, so we're wondering: what sort of experience are you getting at the checkpoint? Like many TSA policies, they can take a few days to trickle down to the rank and file, plus your line compatriots could muck everything up by misunderstanding the fairly strict new guidelines for scanner-compatible bags, but hopefully somebody, somewhere is having a better flying experience this weekend.

Update: TSA's official guidelines are here, the cheat sheet is above.

Flying today? Say hello to the TSA for us - Engadget
 
It's not banned but if they have issue with scan then will be check so manually, let them look at your backpack with hand to check all of them.
 
i went thru by security and my laptop also thru and i did remove my bags thru by tsa make sure no bomb or anythings.

my bag is gray is huge for laptop bags i know tsa have pretty serious policy include laptop and purse,etc but NO knives or guns in tsa
 
When I was flying out of NZ last year. I had to remove my old laptop out of the laptop bag so they can screen it through x-ray.

It is a bit hassle to take out the laptop and putting it back in the bag after going through x-ray.
 
i have my northface backpack that design for laptop. I leave them alone and i told TSA that laptop and books is in my backpack but no weapons. they trust me with my words.

HOW? i showed my license and police dept ID card to prove with my ticket. They was like, oh ok. go in then. I walk like free dude.
 
That's interesting. I did bring my backpack and luggage bag in airplane. The TSA did check my both packpack and luggage. I am glad it's not banned. I really hate TSA Security check!
 
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