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TSA under fire for allowing knifes on planes
The TSA is under fire for deciding to allow pocketknives on airplanes.
But, you might be surprised to learn what passengers try to take on planes.
Every year, about 750,000 items are surrendered at airport checkpoints.
Illegal items like guns, grenades and brass knuckles are handed over to local law enforcement.
Prohibited items including knives, large tools and sporting equipment are sent to the nearest state willing to accept them.
The TSA says it does not profit from abandoned property.
TSA under fire for allowing knifes on planes
The TSA is under fire for deciding to allow pocketknives on airplanes.
But, you might be surprised to learn what passengers try to take on planes.
Every year, about 750,000 items are surrendered at airport checkpoints.
Illegal items like guns, grenades and brass knuckles are handed over to local law enforcement.
Prohibited items including knives, large tools and sporting equipment are sent to the nearest state willing to accept them.
The TSA says it does not profit from abandoned property.
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