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Air Travel Made Easy

1/17/2019

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If you will be flying at all in the new year, these reminders will help make traveling easier.
PACK WISELY
Make sure every item in your carry-on luggage is allowed before checking in your larger bags. Prohibited items found when your carry-on is screened may be lost to you forever. Use "What Can I Bring?" on TSA.give to make sure nothing gets left behind.
PRE-CHECK YOURSELF
If you've been enrolled in TSA Pre-Check for five years, you're eligible to renew membership online through the TSA.gov site. If you aren't enrolled in Pre-Check or another trusted traveler program, consider the advantages of saving time and stress via expedited security lines and no need to remove laptops, liquids, light jackets, belts, and shoes.
BE PREPARED
Have your identification and boarding pass in hand before heading into security checkpoints. If you don't have trusted traveler status, be ready to place larger electronics into a separate bin for screening. Have nothing in your pockets and remove jackets, larger scarves, and any glasses perched on your head. Keep bulky jewelry and belts to a minimum. You may be asked to remove them or face additional screening if they set off alarms.
PAY ATTENTION
Security screenings may leave even seasoned travelers ruffled, especially when running late. Whether or not things go smoothly, don't be in such a rush or so overly confident that you leave belongings behind. Take a good look before heading to your concourse or gate. You don't want to be the person whose laptop or wallet is still at security as you're ready to board your flight.

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5/16/2019 05:56:22 pm

I don't think I will ever be comfortable travelling both by air and water. I don't know how to swim and I am also afraid to learn. I don't see any reason why I should move away from home even just for a few days. Some people make it a habit to visit a new place every month or every week. Me I am content just sleeping inside my room and I don't need anything else. I only go out to buy food or anything else a human can't really live without. If I am going to visit a nearby beach, I have to be able to do it by land travel.

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