How to Deal With the TSA
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- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2023
- Welcome to MojoTravels, and today we’re discussing how to avoid TSA delays and headaches, and providing a guide to hassle-free airport security.
For this list, we’re looking at how to get from the TSA checkpoint to your flight gate as easily as possible, including tips like Leave Even Earlier Than You Thought, Be Very, Very Polite to TSA Staff, Simplify Unpacking and much more!
Don't let the TSA ruin your day. Here's how to prepare!
What do YOU think is the best tip for dealing with the TSA? Tell us in the comments!
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Do you know how to avoid hassles at the airport while traveling?
Not really sure how To do it can you please inform me thank you so much really appreciate it
Treat all airport staff with kindness and a smile.
I recently renewed my TSA Pre membership and having that really saves me time when I have to go through security. I'm also very polite to the TSA agents and will often wish them well if there's a major holiday coming up.
I carried a week's supply of prescribed opioids on a flight to Mexico for a one-week stay. Because the Rx had just been filled for a month's supply, the TSA agent wanted to know why I had only seven days of medication instead of the full 28 days. He couldn't understand my concern about theft and/or confiscation of the pills and was actually confused by the idea of an American taking opioids INTO Mexico!
It required two supervisors to explain the situation to his satisfaction and his interaction with me tied up the line for a half-hour.
Useful video. Thanks
❤excellent tips. We do use some of these methods. Nice to learn about the others❤
Get pre check. Don't check luggage. They want you at the airport hours early to spend money in the airport.
No matter what I wear, I set off the scanner & have to be patted down. Everytime!!! Every airport too! Wth! Lol
It's my left shoulder area & my inner thighs. Any ideas? My 2 knee replacements dont set anything off.
can Urns be taken on a carry on? They will have paperwork from mortuary & death certificate.
What about shells?
I just don't go ,this way I avoid this craziness
They all needed help!
So you're saying if I travel to Philippines from JFK airport I am asthmatic I travel with asked for machine in inhaler and some other medicines do I have to bring a doctor's note or something that the doctor wrote about me and what kind of medicines I take in order to fly please help me out Thank you please reply It will be really appreciated thank you for this video and please I need to know before I fly on April 12th Of 2023
I hope you’ve already found your answer since you’re leaving in a few days but in case you haven’t, my suggestion is to call the airline asap & ask if you need a note, especially as it might be something they don’t know about. I travel internationally w/ vitamins, supplements some of which are liquid in a capsule in a pillbox separated by day, my medications stay in their bottles (so they can see they’re prescribed to me, what they are) but my multivitamin is a gummy & in a massive bottle. I keep those separate in the bottle they come in so they know what they are- inconvenient, takes up too much room but I prefer being safe. I hope you have a lovely holiday in the Philippines! 🧡🎸🎶⚡️PS maybe the “my tsa” app would advise as well?
@@RnR-Rebel Thank you for the info i really I appreciate it so much
@@vilmaramos2348 - You’re very welcome- happy journey!
Ryan Bingham was right all along
This is for someone who never traveled via plane...
Actually, I haven’t flown in more than 25 years. I’m going on an international flight and need all the new rules information. Some of us don’t have up to date experience .
@@morethanmeetstheeye1355 Well, more than 25 years almost fall into the category which I mentioned :) The only difference You might find is taking of your shoes, and all that shit via the control section, although I am guessing they were checkinh with metal detectors and everything else before... IF you want, here's 3,4 my personal top advices: don't bring higyenic supplies with you (liquid ones), wear your sweatpants and regular sneakers and NO you don't need to arrive 2 or 3 hours earlier, I always come about 1 hour earlier (PS use the online check in system)... That's all you need to know :) Oh, yeah, check the baggage sizes, it's different from company to company :)
Tsa isn't a PD! They're not nice but actually rude. Be nice or you'll get your same attitude back!
I agree some (ok most) aren’t nice, but I always try to empathise by thinking of how many people they deal w/ everyday who are downright nasty. I’ve seen some deplorable behaviour. You’re absolutely correct; always be polite, respectful & you’ll get the same in return. Last flight I stupidly wore a top forgetting it would beep because of metal beading & the female TSA were so lovely, complimenting me whilst going over w/ the wand! (In general when I get a compliment, I always give a sincere one back. Paying it forward feels good & I prefer seeing smiles!) 🧡🎸🎶⚡️
TSA should take off shoes and belts. How do we know they are not terrorists?
What happen if you had a nuclear scan test done and it to TSA agents your a terrorist person due to the nuclear scan test results showed the paperwork for the border station in the USA and or abroad.
Seven months ago a man who was arrested for sending a luggage 🧳💻🛅 to the plane to get a full time of a victimized by the September 11,2001.