1. Check
with your airline or travel agent to determine how early to arrive at the
airport. Recommended check-in times differ by airline and
airport.
2. Check with your airport to confirm which parking lots
are open if you will be parking at the airport. Some lots may be closed
for security reasons. Be sure to allow extra time for parking and shuttle
transportation.
3. Bring a boarding pass ticket or ticket
confirmation such as a printed itinerary as well as a government-issued
photo ID. Children under the age of 18 do not require an ID. At some
airports only boarding passes will be accepted to enter the passenger
checkpoint.
4. Bring evidence verifying you have a medical implant
or other device if it is likely to set off the alarm on the metal detector
bring evidence verifying this condition. Although this is not a
requirement it may help to expedite the screening process.
5.
Remove prohibited items such as pocket knives, metal scissors with pointed
tips (metal or plastic scissors with blunt tips are permitted) and tools
from your carry-on baggage. Double check the list of prohibited and
permitted items to determine what can be placed in carry-on or checked
baggage if you have any questions.
Have a safe trip and enjoy your
flight! |
