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MyTSA app now available on Android

July 23, 2012

The MyTSA app is now available for the Android.

Created by the Transportation Security Administration, the app provides passengers with commonly requested TSA information, including airport status, security wait times, items that can be allowed on planes and contact agency information.

The app is also available for the iPhone, mobile web users and is now available on Google Play.

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