Three Transportation Security Administrative screening officers who work at DFW International Airport have tested positive for COVID-19.
A woman was arrested at Boston Logan International Airport Sunday for trying to bring a handgun on an airplane, according to transportation officials.
The woman, a Florida resident, was stopped when the .22 caliber handgun and four loose bullets were spotted as she passed through an X-ray machine with her belongings at a checkpoint.
According to Transportation Security Administration officials, the officer called Massachusetts State Police who confiscated the gun and questioned the woman before citing her on a state weapons charge.
The incident marked the fifth time this year TSA officials have stopped a person with a firearm at Logan.
According to TSA guidelines, passengers with firearm permits can travel with firearms if they are locked and packed in a hard-side case, unloaded and separated from bullets. Guns and ammunition are allowed only in checked baggage.
Travelers can find details of how to travel with a firearm on TSA's website.
