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inspect them. Unfortunately, their job description does not include re-wrapping gifts, so it’s best to do your all of your wrapping after you arrive at your destination.
The rules that limit the amount of liquids, aerosols and gels you can stow in your carry- - on luggage apply to jpfts, too.
Each passenger is limited to three ounces or less of any liquid, aerosol or gel (toothpaste, shafripoo, cosmetics, etc.).
In addition, all of these items must fit in one single quart-sized clear plastic ziptop bag. This includes food items — such as homemade jams, salsas and dips — and other gift items that contain liquids, such as snow globes.
To avoid the heartbreak of having to leave gifts behind at a security checkpoint, pack them in your checked luggage. If you’re worried about possible breakage, plan ahead and ship these gifts, to your destination before you depart.
The Transportation Security Administration recently added
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