They then learned that the instrument case had been screened through a scanner but had not triggered an alarm, the T.S.A. did not open the case,” according to the T.S.A. explains that it screens 1.4 million checked bags daily for explosives and other dangerous items. Once the screening process is finished, the airline brings the checked bags on to the flight. states that “musical instruments must undergo screening when transported as carry-on or in checked bags.” If an instrument requires any special instructions or handling, passengers should tell a T.S.A.

Source: International New York Times February 07, 2020 00:00 UTC