Position: Reporter
CLEVELAND — If you're traveling this weekend, you're not alone. The Transportation Security Administration predicts a record number of travelers will pass through airports nationwide, with Cleveland Hopkins International Airport seeing a significant increase starting Thursday morning.
A critical reminder for travelers: carrying firearms through security checkpoints halts operations entirely until law enforcement arrives. Firearms must be packed in checked baggage, unloaded, locked in a hard-sided case, and declared to the airline.Cleveland Hopkins International Airport now features 12 Credential Authentication Technology stations. These stations take real-time photos of passengers to match their IDs, enhancing security and efficiency.
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