What to know if you're flying through Pittsburgh International Airport this Thanksgiving

The Transportation Security Administration shared advice on Thursday for people flying through Pittsburgh International Airport this Thanksgiving. "Preparation ahead of time is going to be folks' best friend when they're traveling," said TSA regional spokesperson Eric Guthier. American Airlines said in a statement it expects more than 8 million passengers between Nov. 19 and Dec. 1, so when it comes to getting through a crowded airport, every minute matters."You think about the wait times at the checkpoint," Guthier said. "Folks don't necessarily think about finding parking, about returning a rental car, about checking a bag with their airline, getting to the checkpoint. Take all of those things into account." TSA recommends all passengers get to the airport two hours early for domestic flights and three hours early for international flights.There's also the matter of what you're allowed to pack, especially for those bringing food."The kind of foods you can carry on are going to be