Is it possible to buy a TSA key?
Now, thanks to that picture and a French lock-picking enthusiast, anyone with a 3D printer can make their own master keys to unlock any TSA-recognized locks. The locks are primarily to help the TSA inspect suspicious luggage before it makes it onto an airplane, and have long-since been warned of their vulnerabilities.
How do I unlock my antler suitcase lock?
The “Reset” buttons is located next to the small TSA keyhole. Hold down the small metal bar inside the base of the lock if there is no reset button on your model. Spin the dials until your new combination is lined up with the markings and release the reset button or bar.
Why did TSA put a lock on my luggage?
The packaging on the locks indicates whether they can be opened by TSA. In some cases, TSA officers will have to open your baggage as part of the screening process.
Where can I buy a TSA master key?
Another option would be to go on eBay and buy a master key. In theory, only TSA officers should have these keys. But in reality, you can find people selling the master keys online. However, you’re locked out of your suitcase, and it will take days for keys to arrive. There are faster ways to open a TSA lock.
How do you unlock a TSA approved lock?
Of course, TSA approved locks are a special type of combination lock because there is a master key that opens the lock it’s just that only TSA security officers have the key… You could go to the airport and ask a TSA officer if they can help you unlock your luggage.
Why does antler use Travel Sentry Approved locks?
In fact, there is no place where Travel Sentry locks cannot be used. Why does Antler use TSA approved locks? Because there is no destination where Travel Sentry locks cannot be used. Everyone should lock their luggage, and if you are using Travel Sentry TSA Locks then you can travel safely and securely.
Why do antler cases come with TSA lock?
At Antler, we care as much about your next journey as you do. That’s why our cases come with a TSA lock—to help keep your belongings safe and secure, trip after trip. This opens in a new window.