TSA Will Confiscate These 10 Electronics in 2025 — Flight Attendant Warns

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✈️ 10 Electronics TSA Will Confiscate in 2025 – Flight Attendant Tips
Hi travelers! I’m LUCY, a flight attendant with 15 years of experience. Today I’m exposing the electronics that TSA confiscates at airport security in 2025. These aren’t rare gadgets—thousands of travelers lose everyday items every day. Don’t let that happen to you!
1. Portable chargers/power banks over 100Wh
2. Vapes & e-cigarettes in checked bags
3. Devices with damaged or recalled lithium batteries
4. Laptops that won’t turn on during screening
5. Smart luggage with permanent batteries
6. Hoverboards & electric skateboards
7. Certain wireless security cameras
8. Electronic & plasma arc lighters
9. High-powered laser pointers (over 5mW)
10. Custom electronics with exposed batteries
✅ Watt-hour limits for power banks (most travelers get this wrong!)
✅ Which electronics must go in carry-on vs checked luggage
✅ How to check if your device has a recalled battery
✅ The smart luggage loophole airlines don’t advertise
✅ Why TSA can confiscate laptops that won’t power on
✅ How to travel safely with security cameras
✅ The 100–160Wh approval process nobody knows about (BONUS TIP)
• Seniors protecting expensive electronics
• Anyone traveling with portable chargers, vapes, or smart devices
• Passengers who’ve had items confiscated before
• Travelers who want TSA PreCheck-level knowledge
• Anyone flying in 2025 with battery-powered devices
From 15 years in the air, I’ve seen passengers lose hundreds of dollars because they weren’t warned. This video gives you the exact steps to protect your devices:
🔹 How to read watt-hour ratings on power banks
🔹 What to say when TSA asks you to power on your laptop
🔹 How to get airline approval for 100–160Wh batteries
🔹 Which lithium battery devices are completely banned
🔹 How to pack electronics to speed through security
• FAA Recalled Battery List
• TSA Electronics Rules
• Airline-specific policies: Call 48–72 hours before flying
Have you ever had electronics confiscated by TSA? Share your story—I read every comment What TSA Screeners Really See in Your Bag
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• How to Get Free Upgrades: Flight Attendant Secrets

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