Holiday travel for the busiest week of the year is already well underway and could break records in central Indiana and beyond. A record 80 million Americans are expected to hit the road or fly more than 50 miles between Tuesday and the Monday after Thanksgiving,

If you're flying for the holiday this week, can you bring food with you through airport security? Here's what to know about what TSA allows

The most hectic travel days of the year are approaching, with the TSA expecting what may be the busiest Thanksgiving travel period on record. Those flying with food to bring to their Thanksgiving feast should know in advance which holiday favorites are permitted on flights.

For a lot of Thanksgiving travelers and hosts, there's a mutual, perhaps unwritten, agreement: The out-of-town guests travel, and the hosts handle the cooking. For plenty of others, though, it's not quite so straightforward.

If you are flying to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with family or friends, you can bring the feast with you. Here is some “food for thought” when it comes to packing your bags.

Many Thanksgiving air travelers are expected to bring along food for their holiday meals, and security checkpoint officials are ready to screen it all. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is reminding travelers that the same rules apply,