Test Your Airport Security Baggage Knowledge
Confiscated or Cleared is an interactive airport security screening simulator designed to test and sharpen your travel readiness. Every day, thousands of passengers lose personal items at security screening checkpoints across the United States and Canada because aviation baggage rules can be unintuitive and strictly enforced. Powered by a verified catalog of 918 baggage items hand-checked against official TSA, CATSA, and FAA 49 CFR regulations, this game turns complicated regulatory codes into an engaging swipe experience. Whether you want to test yourself against the 3-1-1 liquids rule, lithium-ion battery capacity ceilings, duty-free exemptions, or international border quirks, swipe right to clear items for the cabin or swipe left to confiscate prohibited cargo.
How to Play Confiscated or Cleared
- 1. Inspect the item card: Read the item name, category, and any scenario constraints such as container size or battery watt-hours.
- 2. Evaluate the security rule: Decide whether TSA and CATSA allow the item through the checkpoint in carry-on luggage.
- 3. Swipe or tap your verdict: Swipe right or tap Cleared if permitted; swipe left or tap Confiscate if prohibited at the checkpoint.
- 4. Learn the verified regulation: Review the instant factual breakdown with statutory citations and build your airport security rank.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do you play Confiscated or Cleared?
- Swipe right or tap Cleared if an item is allowed in your carry-on luggage under TSA and CATSA rules. Swipe left or tap Confiscated if airport screening officers will seize it.
- Where do the airport security rules come from?
- Every question is built from our database of 918 verified rules from the TSA (United States), CATSA (Canada), and FAA hazardous material regulations.
- Can I play Confiscated or Cleared offline?
- Yes. The entire game engine, localized decks, and security rule summaries are fully cached in your browser so you can practice while offline or in airplane mode.
- What happens if I miss a daily challenge streak?
- You earn a one-day streak freeze grace period after maintaining a seven-day streak, which protects your streak if you miss a single calendar day.