Although most foods can be carried through TSA checkpoints, some dishes may need to be packed with checked baggage.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recently issued guidelines for people who are planning to fly with Thanksgiving food in their luggage. TSA expects that this may

This year’s Thanksgiving weekend is expected to be the busiest air travel weekend in American history, according to the Transportation Security Administration. Approximately 18.3 million people are expected to clear TSA checkpoints between Nov.

Flying with Thanksgiving food? Here's everything you need to know before getting to the airport security checkpoint with that frozen turkey.

The Transportation Security Administration is prepared for the busy Thanksgiving travel period, and it wants travelers to be ready, as well.

The Transportation Safety Administration says that it is expecting to screen a record 18.3 million passengers in U.S. airports this Thanksgiving.

With just a week away from the Thanksgiving holiday, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) predicts this will be one of the busiest travel seasons, and said they are prepared to make the experience as smooth as possible for passengers.