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Wrapped Presents In Checked Bag. Anything wrapped in paper, like presents or food items like pies (which are allowed, but subject to extra screening) are likely to be unwrapped for. Tsa officers can easily open these for further inspection at the security checkpoint. Instead, officials advise travelers to use gift bags stuffed with tissue paper or decorative gifts boxes that can be easily checked, if an alarm does go off. In fact, the tsa recommend that you place your gifts in a gift bag instead of wrapping them, so they won’t be subject to additional inspection. To avoid this kind of incident, the tsa recommends sending gifts ahead by mail, or waiting to wrap them until you arrive at your destination. You can bring gift bags on a plane in both your carry on and checked bags. Or, if you must, consider putting items in a gift. It may seem like the ultimate holiday travel hack:

You can bring gift bags on a plane in both your carry on and checked bags. Anything wrapped in paper, like presents or food items like pies (which are allowed, but subject to extra screening) are likely to be unwrapped for. Or, if you must, consider putting items in a gift. Instead, officials advise travelers to use gift bags stuffed with tissue paper or decorative gifts boxes that can be easily checked, if an alarm does go off. Tsa officers can easily open these for further inspection at the security checkpoint. To avoid this kind of incident, the tsa recommends sending gifts ahead by mail, or waiting to wrap them until you arrive at your destination. In fact, the tsa recommend that you place your gifts in a gift bag instead of wrapping them, so they won’t be subject to additional inspection. It may seem like the ultimate holiday travel hack:

It's easy and fun to sew up these festive and reusable fabric gift bags

Wrapped Presents In Checked Bag It may seem like the ultimate holiday travel hack: You can bring gift bags on a plane in both your carry on and checked bags. Or, if you must, consider putting items in a gift. It may seem like the ultimate holiday travel hack: Instead, officials advise travelers to use gift bags stuffed with tissue paper or decorative gifts boxes that can be easily checked, if an alarm does go off. Tsa officers can easily open these for further inspection at the security checkpoint. To avoid this kind of incident, the tsa recommends sending gifts ahead by mail, or waiting to wrap them until you arrive at your destination. Anything wrapped in paper, like presents or food items like pies (which are allowed, but subject to extra screening) are likely to be unwrapped for. In fact, the tsa recommend that you place your gifts in a gift bag instead of wrapping them, so they won’t be subject to additional inspection.