The TSA is rolling out new 3D scanners with smaller openings. Will your carry-on bag still fit through security?

New technology being rolled out across U.S. airports comes with an unexpected warning for travelers.

The TSA has been rolling out a new X-ray machine that has a slightly smaller opening than before. Yes, your carry-ons will ...

(NEXSTAR) – The Transportation Security Administration is in the midst of a costly upgrade to the agency’s screening equipment, bringing computed tomography (CT) technology to checkpoints at nearly ...

Over the past several months and years, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has been implementing several changes designed to make the airport security screening process easier, faster, ...

The TSA's 3D X-ray scanning creates a 360-degree image that can be rotated for thorough analysis, enhancing their ability to detect threats. The new scanners have small tunnel entries, and your ...

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is constantly improving its safety measures, including upgrading its airport screening technology and adding or adjusting regulations in regard to what ...

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has installed two new state-of-the-art computed tomography (CT) checkpoint X-ray machines that enhance screening capabilities of carry-on items brought ...