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02/22/2026

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/dhs-pausing-tsa-precheck-global-entry-programs-funding-lapse-rcna260114

The TSA says its expedited screening program will continue for now during the DHS funding lapse.

12/15/2025

🪪 🤚 ✅ Know before you go ✅ 🤚 🪪

If you don't have your REAL ID or another acceptable form of ID ready when you travel, you’ll want to get it as soon as possible.

Starting on Feb. 1, 2026, travelers aged 18+ who do NOT present an acceptable form of ID at the TSA checkpoint may pay a $45 fee to verify their identity through TSA ConfirmID, our modernized alternate identity verification system.

Please know: If you come to the checkpoint with a REAL ID or other acceptable form of ID you will NOT be subject to any fees.

Other acceptable forms of ID may include:
✅ Passport (including passport cards and digital passports)
✅ State-issued enhanced driver's license
✅ DHS trusted traveler cards (like Global Entry)
✅ Military ID (including those issued to dependents)
✅ Enhanced tribal cards
✅ Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC)

To learn more, visit: https://www.tsa.gov/tsaconfirm-id

11/07/2025

Know before you go! While Nashville isn’t on the list of affected airports, your layover airport could be…

https://www.instagram.com/p/DQuejZmkdv_/?igsh=MTkwc3hsdHZ0bDlicA==

09/29/2025

Know before you go!

BNA Update: As of October 1, a federal government shutdown may occur. Nashville International Airport® is preparing for a busy Fall Break Travel Season, and we want to provide travelers with helpful information on how this may relate to certain federal agencies that support aviation operations:​

Learn more: flynashville.com/shutdown

09/24/2025

https://apple.news/ATAsmQmDvQDqXWmlPZG0A0A

It'll be the first European Union country to implement the Entry/Exit System

09/08/2025

Don’t let this common mistake ruin your vacation! Many countries require your passport to be valid for at least SIX MONTHS beyond your travel dates.
Always check the passport validity requirements for your destination at travel.state.gov/destination to avoid getting turned around at the airport.

07/29/2025

Elon Musk’s The Boring Company along with Tennessee officials announced plans for an underground tunnel intended to connect the Nashville International Airport (BNA) with downtown Nashville M…

07/14/2025

Passport PSA: If you report your valid passport lost or stolen, we immediately cancel it. You cannot use it for international travel even if you find it later. If you want to travel after reporting your passport lost or stolen, apply for a new passport using Form DS-11. Learn more at travel.state.gov/loststolen

07/08/2025

Nearly 20 years after airline passengers were first required to remove their shoes for security, the policy is being phased out.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is planning to allow passengers to keep their shoes on when they go through the general security line at many major airports across the country starting Sunday, two sources told ABC News.

Read more: https://abcnews.visitlink.me/gpWALD

07/06/2025

A common question from clients…”how much can I take or bring back?” Here’s the official rules from TSA:

Bringing booze on board? Let’s pour over the rules:

Carry-on:
✔️ Mini bottles (3.4oz or less) are fine if they fit in your quart-sized liquids bag.
🚫 Don’t raise the bar mid-flight, consuming your own alcohol is a no-go unless served by the airline.

Checked bags:
✔️ Under 24% alcohol – Good to go with no quantity limit.
✔️ 24-70% alcohol – Up to 5 liters per passenger, but must be factory sealed.
🚫 Over 70% alcohol – That stuff is too lit to fly, best to leave the firewater at home.

Bottom line is, if it’s flammable enough to fuel a rocket, it’s not flying commercial.

Still not sure what’s allowed? Use our “What Can I Bring?” tool to sip smart before you zip that bag shut. http://spgv.io/6183B1Nt

06/30/2025

Pack your patience and appreciation for those working to keep us all safe…

If you’re heading out for a summer vacation, that’s a time for fun and relaxation. Our teams are here to help make that happen by keeping your travel safe and secure.

TSA Officers across the country are working hard every day to keep skies safe during this busy season (it'll be especially busy during this 4th of July week). Harassment, threats, or physical violence will not be tolerated. These actions can lead to fines, removal from the airport, and yes, even arrest.

Know that your safety is always our priority. Respecting those who help make that happen - at your airport and on your airplane - is a must.