The Effortless Way to Get Through TSA Lines
It's no
secret that it's sometimes both frustrating and time-consuming to get through
TSA lines. Keep reading, for a few tips to make the process smoother. You won't
regret it!
- Make sure all the paperwork you need is ready to go, as you wait in line. It may not seem like much to remember. But, it's worth taking a moment to check before it's your turn at the checkpoint.
- Invest in a TSA-friendly laptop
carrier. These bags are designed to hold your laptop and other valuables.
Even more convenient, they open up and lay flat so that they go through
the X-Ray machine with ease.
- Every electronic device you
carry on with you has to be individually checked by TSA. Save a lot of
time by packing any electronics you don't need during the flight with the
rest of your luggage.
- In order to pass through the
metal detector, you're required to take off your shoes. So, the process
goes quicker when you wear easy-to-remove styles. So think, before you get dressed!
- Often times, the worst part of
dealing with airport security is waiting in line. When you're picking which
line to stand in, consider how long it may take the people ahead of you to
get through. If families in one line have lots of children or carry-ons,
it can easily take more time to get processed.
- Maintain a positive attitude
while you wait. If you let yourself become anxious or agitated, it will
seem to take much longer to get through the line. Also, be cooperative and
polite with TSA Personnel once your baggage is being checked. Remember,
they're only doing their job.
- Download an app. GateGuru is
just one example of apps developed to make your time spent at the airport
less exasperating. It gives you a heads-up on real-time wait times for
your specific security check lane.
- Consider joining a PreCheck program. We are NEXUS members and it's been an incredible time saver. As a member you also get to keep your shoes on and your electronics safely stored.
These are
just a few ways to get through TSA lines faster. As you can see, it's not a
matter of rocket science. Most of it is plain 'ole common sense!
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