La TSA (Transportation Security Administration) est l’administration en charge de la sécurité du transport aérien aux États-Unis. Chaque année, ils sortent un rapport sur les armes portées par les passagers. Vous allez voir il y a des phénomènes. Essayez de penser aux couillons qui ont tenté de faire passer des étoiles ninjas dans un avion. Si vous vous sentez parfois un peu bête, ce top va vous rassurer
3391 armes à feu dans des bagages en cabine
(Dont 83% chargées), et souvent la même excuse : « ah bon ? c'est interdit ? depuis quand ? »…
These are just some of the 3,391 firearms discovered in carry-on bags around the nation in 2016. That’s an average of 9 firearms a day being found in carry-on bags at TSA checkpoints. 83% of the firearms discovered were loaded. While firearms are prohibited in carry-on bags, you can pack them in…
Des shuriken ou ce genre de truc, qu'on essaie de faire passer pour du matos pour rôtir la viande (ça ne marche pas)
Is this some kind of confangled rotisserie contraption for turkeys? Nope. These are Sai. If you’re a #TeenageMutantTurtle fan, you’ll know the Sai as Raphael’s weapon or choice. If you still have no clue, a Sai is a weapon used for striking, bludgeoning and punctures. Whatever it is you use them…
- This inert 60mm mortar round was discovered at the Washington Dulles (IAD) airport earlier this month. See more prohibited items in this week’s “TSA Week in Review” blog post at blog.tsa.gov
Three #batarangs were discovered in a carry-on bag at the Charlottesville–Albemarle Airport (CHO). It'd be funny if it weren't so pathetic... Oh, what the heck. We’ll laugh anyway!
If you tease your hair with this comb, you might get stabbed. This comb knife (complete with strands of hair) was discovered in a carry-on bag at the San José International Airport (SJC). Concealed weapons can lead to arrest and fines.
Holy purple projectiles, batman! All batarangs, no matter the color, must be packed in your checked bags. This one was discovered in a carry-on bag at Providence (PVD).
- Batarangs are becoming more and more common and it’s important that you know they’re prohibited in carry-on bags. They can be placed in your checked baggage along with your grapple gun, bat-saw, collapsible bat-sword, and other utility belt items. These were discovered in a carry-on bag at the…
- When something has an explosive warning on it, there’s a good chance it’s not allowed on the plane. These firecrackers were discovered in a carry-on bag at Atlanta (ATL). All fireworks and firecrackers are prohibited from both carry-on and checked baggage.
C'est vrai que la bouffe en avion, ce n'est pas toujours génial. Pour info, c'est autorisé.
One of our followers sent us a picture of their pizza getting ready to go through the X-ray at Philadelphia (PHL). So in case you were wondering, pie can fly. Or you can just take it to your gate area and #nom on it. Thanks to @abbeymatre for sharing this with us!
Certes, c'est mignon, mais c'est quand même interdit.
- While firearms are prohibited in carry-on bags, you can pack them in your checked baggage, as long as you meet the packing guidelines: bit.ly/travelingwithfirearms. This firearm was discovered recently in a carry-on bag at the Bradley (BDL) International Airport.
- This inert anti-tank landmine was discovered in a checked bag at Austin (AUS). If an item looks like a real bomb, grenade, mine, etc., it is prohibited. When these items are found at a checkpoint or in checked baggage, they can cause significant delays because our explosives detection…
Parce qu'on sait jamais. "Chérie t'es sûre que t'oublies rien ? Non,non..- T'as ton passeport ? -Oui -Un sandwich ? Oui ! - Ton portable est chargé ? Oui, oui - T'as tes étoiles de ninjas ?Oou…euh non t'as raison, je crois qu'elles sont dans la commode. Merci chéri qu'est ce que je ferais sans toi mon amour - T'oublieras ta tête un jour…"
: These throwing stars (#shuriken) were discovered in a carry-on bag at the #Dallas Love Airport. Martial arts weapons are illegal in certain states and can lead to arrest even when discovered in checked baggage. Read more about prohibited items at the #TSA web page at www.tsa.gov
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