As most people now, the TSA regs on transporting breastmilk have changed 
and, while it is subject to inspection, getting milk through checkpoints 
should not be a problem.  I do recommend printing the TSA policy and 
carrying it because TSA personnel often do not know their own rules. 
http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/children/formula.shtm

Pumping in airports and on airplanes is a different matter.  There is no 
helpful law and most airlines and airports have no policies concerning this. 
I strongly recommend contacting both the airline and the airport to make 
arrangements ahead of time.  I have heard some very encouraging stories 
about airlines allowing women to pump in first class areas in airports 
(which are airline, and not airport, controlled).  She may have to wing it 
but finding a helpful person at the airline or airport to set things up 
beforehand is definitely worth a try.

Hope that helps.

Yours,
Jake Marcus, J.D. 

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