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TSA agents at Bozeman Yellowstone Airport uncovered a hidden souvenir knife taped under a child’s booster seat cushion—proof that intentional concealment is a serious breach. While knives are fine in checked bags, sneaking one past security in carry-ons? That’s a red flag. TSA calls the shots on penalties, which can include fines, especially for repeat offenders. Knives, ammo, and even firearms pop up often—plus, bear spray is a frequent find for Montana travelers. Bottom line: Always double-check your bags and consult TSA’s official guidelines before you fly.

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