When it comes to what can fly and what cannot happen, TSA is sometimes known for its questioning decision -making. This week, a call -off duty fan difficult found that duplicates are one of the many items that cannot be brought into the plane… Even if the duplication looks more like a monkey.
In a recent post Official Transport Security Administration Facebook PageTSA revealed that he had seized a copy Monkey bombs From a passenger at the Boston Logan International Airport. The item in the question, of course, is not a real bomb, but a copy of a entertaining monkey -based hand grenade, which includes the call -off duty titles, including Black Ops 6.
TSA shared on Facebook, saying, “On today’s episode of the #Pro Bind Item Week, we offer Call of Duty: Luggage Ops.” “What do our officers have at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) ‘What do you do?!?’? ‘ At the time they prepared this copy in the passenger’s checked bag, but in real life, your luggage lips, your luggage and collectively, are not allowed to leave your luggage.
The copy in question shows Call people of Duty Monkey Accessories HolderWhich aims to keep phone, console controllers and other electronic accessories. But (clearly fake), with three sticks of C4, strapped into his back, this item is still considered as “duplication”, and thus both goods have been banned. And Check the goods. Anyone who wants to travel with his monkey -based copy (and all other duplicate weapons) must send these items to their final destination.
So far, it is not yet clear who belongs to the seized monkey bomb, but it is likely that they will be disappointed (and in a bit confused) when they only reach their destination to find out that the copies of their beloved monkey are mysteriously absent from their checked bag. (Interestingly is that a Can Travel with a real gun in their carrying bagAs long as they prepare the desired paperwork.)
Sadly, the Transport Security Administration is far from the amazing thing that is seized by passenger goods. According to TSA, Peanut butter is technically a liquidAnd the agency is often found to be strange (and entertaining) prohibited item Instagram page Also its Facebook page.
