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Nie uwierzysz, jakie rzeczy pasażerowie próbują przewieźć w bagażu! Eksperci ds. bezpieczeństwa pokazali zdjęcia

Kamila Olejarz
Kamila Olejarz
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Pewnie nie raz słyszałeś niezwykłe opowieści na temat tego, co pasażerowie próbują przewieźć w swoich bagażach. Agenci Federalnej Administracji Bezpieczeństwa (TSA) pokazali w mediach społecznościowych, co ich najbardziej zaskakuje.

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Eksperci ds. bezpieczeństwa mają swoje rygorystyczne procedury sprawdzania podróżnych, aby lepiej reagować na potencjalne zagrożenia. Wiadomo, że czasem jeden czy drugi pasażer zwraca na siebie szczególną uwagę. Jednak większość wykryć bierze się z rutynowej kontroli. Co ostatecznie pomaga w pokonaniu nawet możliwych zagrożeń terrorystycznych w samolotach. Tak czy inaczej TSA od dłuższego czasu dzieli się znaleziskami z lotniskowych bagaży na portalach społecznościowych. Tę modę zapoczątkował Curtis „Bob” Burns. Teraz możesz zobaczyć kilka zdjęć przedmiotów, które zadziwiają pracowników służb bezpieczeństwa. Zapnij pasy, bo może być ciekawie.

Najdziwniejsze przedmioty w bagażu

Najdziwniejsze przedmioty w bagażu

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There was a rare sighting last week of an inflatable pink flamingo at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW). It’s a delicate situation when a flamingo leaves its natural habitat in the suburbs. They’re out of their element in the airport environment and as seen in this video, our officers must screen them with the utmost care or they’ll startle and burst in a moment’s notice. … This particular flamingo was not traveling. It was on its way to work at a display in one of the concourses. If you are by chance traveling with an inflatable flamingo (or any other type of inflatable item) for spring break, let us help you get a leg up with this bit of advice. It’s best to deflate your floatie prior to going through screening. … Thanks to @dfwairport for capturing this rare event and allowing us to share.

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As the saying goes, we all wear masks. Sometimes that mask takes the form of a false persona we create to hide our true selves. Sometimes it’s just a mask (Halloween, anyone?). And sometimes it takes the form of a prop from “Nightmare at the Beauty Salon.” … This recent inquiry to our AskTSA team came from a passenger who wanted to travel with an LED light therapy mask. Electronic beauty devices, such as this item, are permitted through the security checkpoint in carry-on luggage. We only ask that you not wear it during the screening process… that’s not allowed (and could scare someone out of their skin). … Do you have questions on traveling with a certain item? Simply snap a picture and tweet it to AskTSA, or send it via Facebook for an answer. Our friendly, helpful team is available 365 days a year, from 8am-10pm ET on weekdays, and 9am-7pm on weekends and holidays. … #travel #traveling #traveler #airport #traveltips #aviationlife #AskTSA #TSATravelTips #beauty #skincare

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Valentine's Day is a wonderful time to remind that special someone how you feel. A romantic card is a lovely thought, as are flowers and candy. Or perhaps jewelry is a more appropriate sign of your strong affection. … Alternatively, you could take a lesson from a passenger at Colorado Springs Airport (COS) and give your sweetheart a big ol' bag of martial arts weapons! This carry-on goody bag, presented to our TSA officers at the security checkpoint, included an ax, throwing star, double-edged dagger, and machete. Safe travels, you romantic fool! … Remember, martial arts weapons are prohibited from being carried through the security checkpoint and onto a flight. Save yourself the hassle of additional screening by placing them in your checked bags. … #travel #traveling #traveler #airport #traveltips #aviationlife #valentinesday #martialarts

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Yes, you may pack your brick in a checked bag, but please leave your mortar at home. … Excuse us while we play with words. And yes, people have packed mortars and inert mortar shells in the past. But that’s enough talk about bricks and mortars! Read below about our fantabulous AskTSA team. They’re standing by to answer your questions! … This picture is a screenshot of a tweet that was sent to our AskTSA team. … Have you ever wondered whether or not you can pack a certain item? If you're a regular follower of this account, I'm sure you can think of many situations where it would have behooved somebody to send us a picture first. Well, fret no more! Now you can do just that! … Simply snap a picture and tweet it to AskTSA (twitter.com/asktsa), or send it via Facebook Messenger (facebook.com/asktsa) and our team will get back to you promptly with an answer. … And that's not all! Contact the team about any TSA related issue or question you might have. They can even help you if you don’t see TSA Pre✓® on your boarding pass. … Check out our new EXTENDED HOURS! The team looks forward to answering your questions, 8am-10pm on weekdays, and 9am-7pm on weekends and holidays . #AskTSA #TSATravelTips #TSA … #RandomQoute – “The ships hung in the sky in much the same way that bricks don't.” ~ Douglas Adams … #TSA #AskTSA #42

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It’s #TBT time, and we thought we’d give a shout out to our good friends at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (@USFWS). If you love wildlife, you’ll love their account! … The following pictures are from when officers discovered smuggled wildlife in luggage. When we find animals being smuggled, we contact the USFWS who respond to the scene. … Eels!!! The eels were discovered in 2012 in a checked bag at the Miami International Airport (MIA). Among many other things, the traveler was attempting to transport 163 marine tropical fish and 22 invertebrates to Maracaibo. The passenger surrendered the items to the USFWS. One could say this was a really good catch. ? … Snake In a hard drive! Discovered earlier this year, a traveler on her way from MIA to Barbados attempted to smuggle a snakelet inside of an external hard drive. The USFWS responded and took possession of the snake and cited the traveler. Both the traveler and the snake missed their flight. As we said in our original post, this python had not gone full monty. It was wearing a nylon stocking. … Bottled Seahorses. There’s nothing funny about dead seahorses. In 2012, an oversized bottle of liquor was detected in a carry-on bag at Detroit (DTW). Not only was the large bottle of liquor prohibited, but so were the five dead endangered seahorses inside the bottle. … Smuggling is not for the birds! Two birds were discovered during a pat-down in 2011 at LAX. They were wrapped in socks and taped to the leg and chest of a woman who was traveling to China. The USFWS responded and arrested the woman on suspicion of smuggling and exporting an endangered species out of the United States. … Snakes almost on a plane! In August 2011 at MIA, seven small snakes stuffed in nylon stockings were discovered in a traveler’s pants after being screened in a body scanner. In addition to the snakes, he also had three small turtles [Insert inappropriate jokes here]. The USFWS officers arrived on the scene and took custody of the reptiles. The passenger was arrested and charged with violating the Lacey Act. … #TSA #USFWS #SnakesAlmostOnAPlane ? ? ✈️ @usinterior

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We’re not trying to be humerus here, but as far as plastic skeletons go, this one looks pretty bare bones. You might get some ribbing from your fellow travelers, but make no bones about it, as far as TSA is concerned, your skeleton is good to go. You may want to contact your airline in advance to see if it will fit in the overhead or under your seat. While some airplanes do have closets, we doubt the airlines would be too keen on letting you store your skeletons in them. … This picture is a screenshot of a tweet that was sent to our AskTSA team. … Have you ever wondered whether or not you can pack a certain item? If you're a regular follower of this account, I'm sure you can think of many situations where it would have behooved somebody to send us a picture first. Well, fret no more! Now you can do just that! … Simply snap a picture and tweet it to AskTSA (twitter.com/asktsa), or send it via Facebook Messenger (facebook.com/asktsa) and our team will get back to you promptly with an answer. … And that's not all! Contact the team about any TSA related issue or question you might have. They can even help you if you don’t see TSA Pre✓® on your boarding pass. … Check out our new EXTENDED HOURS! The team looks forward to answering your questions, 8am-10pm on weekdays, and 9am-7pm on weekends and holidays . #AskTSA #TSATravelTips #TSA … #RandomThought – It could be said that two feuding skeletons have a bone to pick with each other.

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An Erie International Airport (ERI) TSA Officer let the cat out of the bag this week. Literally. And the cat’s name is Slim. Slim’s owners packed her in their checked bag. While this could have been extremely dangerous for the 6-month old cat, Slim is just fine and is currently residing under the care of the Humane Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania. … No worries though if you’d like to travel with your pets. Here’s how! … Checkpoint Screening: … Check with your airline first to inquire about any fees and policies. … Your pet will need to be screened via checkpoint screening if it’s traveling with you in the cabin of the plane. … We do not X-ray pets. However, there have been many occasions where passengers have assumed their pet needed to go through the X-ray. You can imagine the surprise of the X-ray operator when they see Fluffy’s skeleton roll across their monitor. It is not an unusual occurrence. Your pet will need to come out of its carrier, so it is a good idea to know how your pet will react. Many a cat has gone into a feline frenzy after being removed from its carrier. An angry cat is never a good thing. … Even if your travel is “off the leash,” you should strongly consider keeping your pet on a leash. The checkpoint is a noisy environment that can cause your pet to flee at its first opportunity. This happens with humans occasionally as well. Your pet can be carried through the walk through metal detector or walked through on leash. If your pet triggers an alarm, one of our officers will have to take a closer look. Pets are not screened with the body scanners. … Checked Baggage: … If your pet is traveling in a kennel, your airline will arrange for a TSA Officer to screen the kennel. Officers will need to inspect your kennel/carrier for prohibited items with you present. Sometimes this can be done visually, but it’s good to have a leash handy in case the officer asks you to remove your pet from the carrier.

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Agent Neville Flynn would be extremely proud of our officers at the Miami International Airport (MIA). You see, Agent Flynn has HAD IT with snakes on planes, and our officers prevented a young Ball Python from flying the friendly skies this past Sunday. … A traveler on her way to the Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI) in Barbados attempted to smuggle the snakelet inside of an external hard drive packed in her checked bag. If you think airplane seats can feel constricting, imagine how this little guy felt! Talk about bad memories! … While the python itself posed no danger to anyone on the aircraft, an organic item concealed inside electronics raises security concerns, which is why our officers took a closer look. … The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service ( @USFWS ) was notified. They responded and took possession of the snake and cited the traveler. Both the traveler and the snake missed their flight. … Conversationally, this python had not gone full monty. It was wearing a nylon stocking. … #SnakesOnPlane #SnakesAlmostOnAPlane #MIA #BGI #Miami #Barbados

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While today’s post is sponsored by the letter “F”, were going to talk about the novelty bomb that’s attached to it. … Yes, it’s a novelty bomb, but as we’ve discussed here before, replicas of weapons, especially bombs, are not permitted in carry-on or checked bags. … When our officers spot a potential explosive on the monitor, they cannot just open the bag and take a looksee to find out if it’s real or not. A TSA explosives specialist or a police department bomb squad must respond before the bag is ever opened. This can lead to costly evacuations, delays, and missed flights. These types of items can also lead to hefty fines and arrest. Contact your preferred shipper about your options, because they can’t travel via commercial aircraft. So even though they aren’t real, they can cause a lot of very real headaches. … As for the “F”, after long and careful thought, we’ve determined that it must stand for Fred. This must have been Fred’s novelty bomb. It was discovered in a carry-on bag at the Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC).

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Some might find this nanner knife appealing. I’m guessing you have a bunch of them? Yes, you can take bananas on the plane. This is a screenshot of a tweet sent to the @AskTSA account on Twitter. Have you ever wondered whether or not you can pack a certain item? Fret no more! Now you can simply snap a picture and tweet it to @AskTSA or send it via Facebook Messenger and our team will get back to you promptly with an answer. If you're a regular follower of this account, I'm sure you can think of many situations where it would have behooved somebody to send us a picture first. And that's not all. Contact us about any TSA related issue or question you might have. We can even help you with TSA Pre✓® issues. We look forward to answering your questions, 8am-10pm ET weekdays; 9am-7pm weekends/holidays. #AskTSA #TSATravelTips

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Najdziwniejsze przedmioty w bagażu

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