Passengers tried to bring 66 guns onto airplanes at RDU in 2018, TSA
says
Security checkpoints at North Carolina airports
stopped passengers from bringing 171 guns onto planes in 2018.
DURHAM,
N.C. (WTVD) -- Security checkpoints at North Carolina airports stopped
passengers from bringing 171 guns onto planes in 2018.
The
Transportation Security Administration said 66 of those guns were stopped at
Raleigh-Durham International Airport. Most of the guns were loaded.
TSA
said passengers trying to bring loaded guns with them onto flights continues to
be a problem across the country. The agency confiscated 4,239 firearms at
airport security checkpoints in the USA in 2018.
TSA also stopped
passengers from bringing other hazardous materials and weapons--such as
grenades, brass knuckles and martial arts tools--onto airplanes last year.
Passengers caught trying to bring weapons onto airplanes could face
civil penalties of more than $13,000.
The agency says planning ahead and
packing properly can make sure you avoid having to pay penalties and get through
the screening process faster.
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