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Holiday Travel Tips: TSA Has a QR Code (and App) for That

By Luke Fretwell

November 16, 2011

The Transportation Security Administration has released airport travel tips and security information for those flying during the holidays. Travelers can download the MyTSA mobile app or scan a QR code in the graphic below to learn about traveling with food, kids, gifts.

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