Airport Tips

Airport Tips

Before arriving to Airport, passengers should remember:

Do not pack or bring prohibited items to Airport, especially
replicas of weapons. Visit the U.S. Transportation Security
Administration’s website at www.tsa.gov for a comprehensive,
up-to-date list on what you can and cannot pack.
Leave gifts or large boxes unwrapped for inspection.
Avoid wearing clothing, jewelry and accessories that contain
metal. Metal items may set off the alarm during passenger
screening.
Put all undeveloped film and cameras with film in your carry-on
baggage. Checked baggage screening equipment will damage
undeveloped film.
Carry-on baggage is limited to one carry-on item plus one
personal item. This includes laptops, purses, backpacks,
briefcases or camera cases.
Place identification tags on and in all your baggage.
Travelers 18 years and older require a government-issued
photo identification to receive boarding passes.
Reduce hassles getting to the airport by taking shared ride
transportation, such as door-to-door shuttle vans, public buses,
taxis and limos.
Save time by obtaining boarding passes electronically at home,
using airlines’ Internet websites. (NEW)
If you wish to lock your checked baggage, use a TSA
recognized lock. Visit the TSA’s website for a current list of
luggage and lock manufacturers who produce locks that can be
opened with a special tool used by security screeners. (NEW)

While at the airport, travelers should remember:

Passenger drop-off and pick-up only is permitted at terminal
curbside -- no parking or waiting curbside will be allowed. Meet
arriving passengers in the baggage claim areas on the
Lower/Arrivals Level or at terminal curbside.
Do not agree to watch strangers’ luggage.

At passenger security screening:

Do not bring drinks or other liquids to the security checkpoints
unless they are in re-sealable or spill-proof containers.
Take laptop computers out of their carrying cases and place
them in a bin.
Take off your outer coat, jacket or blazer for passenger
screening. (NEW)
Place all metals inside your carry-on bag, including jewelry,
loose change, keys, mobile phones, pagers and personal digital
assistants. As an alternative, use a clear plastic zipped bag to
place these items inside so you can drop in and zip through
passenger screening. (NEW)
Passengers with disabilities, medical concerns, or other special
needs should visit the TSA website www.tsa.gov or contact their
airline.
Passengers with questions or complaints about security
procedures should call the TSA Consumer Response Center
toll-free at (866) 289-9673 or e-mail the agency at TellTSA@tsa.
dot.gov.

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