More items have been deemed too risky for checked luggage.

Before the summer travel season began, TSA banned power banks and portable chargers containing lithium-ion batteries from flying in checked luggage because of the risk of fire from overheating devices. They can still fly in carry-on luggage.

TSA also ended its shoes off policy in July after nearly 20 years, to make security screenings easier for passengers.

The new rules on flying involves hair tools, marking the latest change to airport security screenings this year.

The Transportation Security Administration is no longer allowing passengers to fly with certain cordless hair tools in checked luggage, though they can still fly in carry-ons if they’re stored safely. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

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