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Before you enter the line
| Item | Standard screening | TSA PreCheck |
|---|---|---|
| Shoes | Keep on under the current nationwide policy. An officer may request removal or added screening. | Keep on. |
| Laptop / large electronics | Remove items larger than a phone and place them in a bin unless the officer or CT-lane signage says to leave them packed. | Leave packed. |
| Belt | Remove a metal belt or follow the officer’s lane-specific instruction. | Leave on. |
| Watch / small jewelry | Usually may stay on. Remove it if it could alarm or an officer directs you. | Usually may stay on. |
| Liquids | 3.4 oz / 100 mL maximum per container in one quart-size bag; remove the bag if instructed. | Same size limits; the compliant bag stays packed. |
| Light jacket | Remove for screening. | Leave on. |
| Pockets | Empty all items, including nonmetal items. | Empty as directed. |
| ID, age 18+ | Bring a REAL ID-compliant license, passport, or another TSA-accepted ID. | Same requirement. |
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