Re: Waiver of 10% Penalty for Public Safety Employees Submitted by peter@lingane.com on Thu, 2011-11-03 11:53 The exception applies to a governmental qualified defined benefit plan when the public safety officer separates from service in or after the year he/she attains age 50.
Lighters. Since 2007, travelers have been allowed to carry lighters during their flights, either in their checked luggage, in their carry-on bag or on their person. Disposable lighters and Zippo lighters are acceptable under the current TSA regulations.
Laptop Bags. As long as you have a TSA-approved laptop bag, you do not actually need to remove your laptop from the bag when going through the security checkpoint. The TSA considers butterfly-style laptop bags, trifold-style laptop bags and sleeve style laptop bags to be TSA-friendly.void Damage. The TSA recommends that flyers bring laptops into the airplane cabin with them as an extra item or inside their carry-on bag. Depending on the size and capacity of the plane on which you are flying, there could be hundreds of pounds of pressure placed on a checked bag that contains a laptop.