A Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officer helped get a family to Maine after a travel agent mistakenly booked them on a flight 3,000 miles in the wrong direction. The family of three arrived in Portland, Oregon and not Portland, Maine, according to the TSA. After realizing that the family was struggling financially, TSA said Rios "dug into his own pocket" and helped pay for the family to get to their intended destination. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPSenior TSA manager Jeremy Alanis said Rios' act of kindness was no surprise at all. "[He’s] the kind of officer and person any airport in the country would be proud to have as a member of their team."

Source: Fox News February 15, 2021 11:45 UTC