Are TSA approved locks okay to be used in the Bahamas?

Know what you can pack in your carry-on and checked baggage before arriving at the airport by reviewing the lists below. read more

I agree. I have no problem with the TSA agents opening and inspecting my luggage, but I do have a problem when they remove my approved TSA locks and do not replace them after the inspection. I have lost at least 4 TSA approved locks over the past 2 years. The airline nor TSA claimed responsibility each time. read more

Since 9/11, passengers flying to or within the US have been required to use TSA-approved locks that can be unlocked by one of seven master keys held by a few higher-ups in the TSA, allowing travel sentries to search bags without having to damage the locks or bags. read more

Re: Mounted TSA locks in Europe Jul 17, 2014, 1:34 AM Yes, just as in Japan, the norm in Europe is to put out a call for the passenger and ask him/her to open the case if the security staff see something suspicious when they scan it. read more