Air travel during 'Thanksgiving': these are the foods you can take in your suitcase from Houston

ThanksgivingMany residents plan to travel for Thanksgiving and gather with family for the traditional Thanksgiving dinner, however, the Transportation Security Administration does not allow certain foods to be carried in carry-on bags. We'll tell you what they are.By:: Univision, Nov 18, 2021 – 07:40 PM ESTReactShareLoading Video...

Houston Texas. - If you plan to travel by plane from Houston for Thanksgiving, keep in mind these recommendations offered by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA, for its acronym in English) in case you want to carry food in your bags.

Many passengers plan to bring an ingredient or food that cannot be missing from the table to eat on Thanksgiving Day, but not all of them can fit through a carry-on bag and must be transported in the suitcase that is registered with the airline and that enters by load.

If the food or ingredient is solid, it may be allowed to be carried in your carry-on bag. For example: cakes, brownies, chicken, turkey, among others.

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If food is spillable, scatterable, or pourable and weighs more than 3.4 ounces, it must be in a checked bag.

TSA reminds that food must be well packaged and if it must be kept cold, you can bring ice packs, which must be frozen and not melted when passing through the airport control point.

✅🧳 These are the foods you can carry in your carry-on bag, according to TSA:

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🚫🧳 These are the foods you can NOT carry in your carry-on bag, according to TSA:

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