The TSA is testing new screening procedures at ten airports – including one in South Florida – that will take a closer look at carry-on bags.
The changes will require passengers to remove more items from bags while at the checkpoint – at a time where summer air traffic is expected to rise by four percent.
One of the airports take part in the new procedures is Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, the site of a mass shooting in January where five people were killed.
This comes in addition to electronics larger than a cell phone already being required to be placed in separate bins.
