The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) displayed a collection of the Top 10 prohibited items found by security screening officers in carry-on luggage

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) displayed a collection of the Top 10 prohibited items found by security screening officers in carry-on luggage at five different Idaho airports in 2024.

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Nunchucks, throwing stars, Batarang-style knives and slingshots were just some of the items that Transportation Security Administration agents at Idaho’s airports have confiscated in the past year.

Travelers at the Idaho Falls Regional Airport may be surprised to learn their sledgehammers can't fly in carry-on.

Nunchucks, throwing stars, Batarang-style knives and slingshots were just some of the items that Transportation Security Administration agents at Idaho’s airports have confiscated in the past year.

The bizarre sighting landed the New Jersey airport in the No. 8 slot on the agency’s Top 10 list of most unusual finds at checkpoints last year.

Nunchucks, throwing stars, Batarang-style knives and slingshots were just some of the items that Transportation Security Administration agents at Idaho’s airports have confiscated in the past year.

Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport was listed ninth on TSA's Top 10 Unusual items found at checkpoints.

A Lego set stuffed with gun parts and a sunglasses case filled with snakes were among some of the top "catches” that officers with the Transportation Security Administration made in 2024, according to the agency.