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Check in luggage?
Do I lock my luggage bag that I'm checking in, or do the tsa need to get into that?
5 Answers
- conley39Lv 76 years agoFavorite Answer
TSA has the right to visually inspect checked bags. They don't open every bag, but they will break into a bag that is locked with a non TSA compliant lock if it is selected. Get a TSA compliant lock; they can open those without damaging the lock if they need to inspect the bag
- stan lLv 76 years ago
If you don't use a TSA approved lock and you lock it, I can practically guarantee your luggage will be chosen for inspection.
- MSLv 76 years ago
You can lock it if you use a TSA approved lock. They must be able to access your bag, if needed, and will cut off other locks to do so.
They don't open every bag. They open bags in which they see something suspicious during scanning, and sometimes they do random hand searches of bags.
- Diane ALv 76 years ago
You MUST use a TSA approved lock otherwise they will cut it off and throw it away. You can use a TSA lock (although I have had a few of those thrown away too).
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