Introducing Flybags® - the Stress-Free Way to Transport Liquids Through Airport Security

San Francisco-based travel experts create a carry-on toiletry bag that adheres to TSA standards and takes stress out of airport security. A recent announcement from TSA re-affirms the need for clear, plastic, liquid containers until Fall 2009.

Sausalito, CA (PRWEB) November 18, 2008 -- It's official: the Flybag (http://www.flybags.com) is the best travel accessory to use when transporting liquid carry-ons through airport security. The thoughtfully crafted, stylish yet sturdy, TSA-compliant container will display your carry-on liquids and even replace your toiletry bag.

Co-founder, Chris Cutler reports, "Everything about the product was designed to conform to strict TSA standards, while also remaining as fashionable as it is functional. And now that more and more airlines are charging to check baggage, there is even more of a need for a smart, practical way to tote around your carry-on liquids."

A recent announcement from the TSA (http://www.tsa.gov/blog/2008/10/path-forward-on-liquids.html) reports that advanced x-ray technologies should ease some of the burden placed on travelers with regard to liquid restrictions by Fall 2009, but in the meantime, the current 3-1-1 rules remain firmly in place.

How best to deal with another year of liquid restrictions? Investing in a Flybag® - a one-quart size, Azo-free, uber-stylish toiletry case - is the popular answer. The stylish packaging and irreverent humor of the bags helps lighten up what has become a tedious and often irritating aspect of post-911 flying.

Available in three colors and a choice of leather or nylon banding, the Flybag® also includes a branded eye mask, earplugs and three, 2.5-ounce, refillable bottles.

Flybags was conceived when the San Francisco-based founders became irritated with existing solutions for getting toiletries through airport security. Too many confiscated colognes, toners, lotions and sunscreen bottles led them to create the current product, as well as an online "Resource for Efficient Travel" located at iStillFly.com (http://www.istillfly.com). Visitors to the website will find free information on baggage restrictions, fees for traveling with kids or pets, traveler forums, as well as local traffic, weather and flight delays.

At $16 each, Flybags are the perfect holiday gift for the frequent and efficient traveler.

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