Security Tips

You've spent a good deal of time planning for this trip and you would like to make your vacation as enjoyable and relaxing as possible.  Here is a list of tips that will help you make the most of your vacation. 

At Home:

• Double-check the status of your flight.  Be sure that the flight is leaving at the scheduled departure time.  Also be sure to verify the gate number that the plane is departing from (sometimes airlines switch gates at the last minute).
• Allow plenty of extra time at the airport.  New security measures have increased the amount of time it takes to get through security checkpoints.  You should arrive at the airport at least two hours prior to departure.
• FAA regulations allow travelers one carry one item plus one personal item such as a purse, briefcase, laptop, or small backpack.

At the Airport:

• Keep all of your bags and personal belongings within reach at all times.
• Do not except packages from strangers at any time.
• Do not joke about have a bomb or any type of firearms.
• Do not discuss terrorism, weapons, or explosives at any time while going through security checkpoints.

Checking in and at security checkpoint:

• Adult passengers are required to bring at least one government-issued photo ID.  If you dont have a government issued ID, bring two forms of ID.
• Only ticketed passengers are allowed beyond the security checkpoint.
• Electronic equipment such as laptop computers and cell phones may require additional screening.