How to Get Through TSA Airport Security Faster | Eagle Creek Travel Tips
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2018
- Have you ever been that person in the TSA security line who accidentally (and frantically) holds up the line while impatient travelers tap their feet and glare. Well, you’re not alone. Eagle Creek’s frequent traveler, Jessica, is here to help you through those security line troubles and show you how to get through airport security faster.
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Am I the only one that gets hella Anxiety going through TSA and then I feel like people think I look suspicious and end up looking like I’m a criminal? Or is it just me
Nope I do too
I'm not part of TSA but had this anxiety going through JFK and was immediately surrounded by custom agents. They even had me in a separate area.😠
Mr Dacus same here. I’m the one they stop all the time. Never miss.
that’s literally me
Nope not just you 😳
Pro-tip: put your phone, wallet, keys, pocket stuff, etc in your personal item before you even get in line. That way you have less to put in the bin and less chance of forgetting it all as well.
djshiva you would have to be a rookie traveler in you suitcase or checked baggage! 😂
you spend longer because they have to check the xray and open up your bag and look around
Do I put my wallet with cash in the bin? Or can I just leave it in the personal item bag or even my locked large cabin bag? Would appreciate a reply I'm still confused.
@@LincolnClay98 I put my phone and wallet in my carryon. Anything larger than a phone (tablet, laptop, shoes and jacket) goes into a bin. An exception would be your phone and laptop chargers. These go in the carryon.
I once believed I was a savvy traveler and wore no metal at check in; my belt, glasses, rings etc were removed before lining up. Four times I did this, did not set off the detector and four times I was pulled aside and put into the scanner. I now intentionally wear a ring, set off the detector, get told to remove my ring and then continue through promptly. So much for trying to help security do their jobs! Haha!
one time I wore a sparkly sweatshirt woven with like glitter thread and my entire torso lit up on the metal detector
That happened to some dude next to me, who was dressed in metal spike studs... head to toe. 😂
Merry Christmas 🤣
That happened to me too. I had beads on my skirts which resulted in a weird TSA agent feeling all over me. Totally gross! Since then, I only wear sweats or jeans and nothing with decals.
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When I was 11 I got patted down, go through the spiny X-ray machine and had my shoes drug tested. For some reason I found i hilarious 😂
I had the exact same thing happen to me😂
If you looks suspicious..maybe
Ian Carisi That’s not how it works.........
I once was on a Ryanair plane and they checked everyone for drugs (Germany to England(so drugs are illegal in both countries)). They led everyone into separate rooms where your carry on, clothes, and your body got swiped and checked in front of you. I once heard that you find traces of drugs every where so I was curious if they found a little hint of drugs on mine due to what I've heard. She got annoyed (probably thought I might want to do with stupid) or maybe it was a long day.. I'm still curious if they found sth (never did drugs apart from alcohol)
I don't even wear belts or jewelry to fly anymore . I found a 6 pockets fishing vest , everything Can go inside the pockets , Watch , . Phones, keys etc. Put the vest inside the bin, quick + easy
That's an awesome solution! Thanks for sharing. :-)
I got the same thing
Whatta man
Tip - Before entering the security area why not go ahead and place your belt, your wallet, coins, keys, sunglasses, bracelets, necklaces, rings, earrings, jackets, etc in your carry-on bag (make sure to leave a bit of space to do so). Then all you have to do is remove your shoes and place those in the tray with your boarding pass and passport (and the clear bag with liquids if you have one), place the carry-on on the conveyor belt (and laptop if traveling with one) and simply pass through the scanner. Once passed the scanner all you need to do is slip on your shoes, grab your carry-on, boarding pass, passport and clear bag and off you go. If shoes have laces then tuck the laces into the shoe, slip them on and walk to the nearest bench, or space where you can take more time to tie your laces and put on your belt, jacket etc without any pressure. Your personal items will be safe inside the carry-on and it will save you the hassle of putting all those items into the tray and then having to quickly collect them after. Oh, and a good idea is to wear some cheap, dollarstore socks or disposable sanitary socks over your good socks that you can walk around on the dirty floor with and then dispose of once past security.
Great tip!
Good idea! Has TSA ever made you take off your socks?
Good idea! Has TSA ever made you take off your socks?
Unless you are at a small airport you DO NOT have to carry your I.D. and boarding pass with you, put that stuff in your bag as well, that way you dont hold up the line when you loose those items ... happens every day all day
when i go to tru TSA is just gives be anxiety
I would put passport, phone and boarding pass in my personal item. It’s easy for someone to grab them from the bin. Oh, and keep an eye on your bins as they go through the X-ray machine. Sometimes we don’t pay attention and oops, someone grabbed a bracelet, phone or worse, passport.
Andrea Rosete that’s my worst fear. But there’s camera.
I always do that lest I lose my cell phone or worse, passport.
Who would grab the passport of someone else? For which reason??
By mistake ; unintentional. It pays to be alert !
If anybody try to still front of USA Tsa..FBI..cameras..might get Double sentence on prison
Great tip about dividing the dry and wet toiletries!! I'm going to do this for sure!
I’m about to go on a plane for the first time in 16 years and I’m hella nervous 😬 Binge watching all the TSA videos, especially because I’m bringing my Switch. Don’t want that taken from me or anything
Oof yeah I'm 17 and flying for the first time doing the exact same thing 😅
@@midnightcolors7022 I’m glad I’m not the only one! 😂
@@katiea2228 lol yeah I'm literally packing and repacking rn siting on my floor 😂
Also, when placing items int he bin, don't allow them to cover each other(nothing on top or underneath each item) Use as many bins where necessary.
There should be more videos like this with the trays
I would change: place your shoes first and by themselves. They come out first and if TSA needs to look at anything in your carry-on you still get to put them on.
Your videos are amazing my friend your help us so much and your inspire me so much and I find you so relaxing and calming love how you pack it’s always so neat and tidy
So glad you love the videos! Hopefully this inspired you enough to brave the TSA line and head out on a trip to find your unknown (-;
I hope so Jessica my friend I hope one day we can go to Paris together one day my friend but you might need too help me pack my suitcase
Best video guide ever. Thanks immensely.
That does not look like time saving!
Heck yes! Thank you for this video! I kept looking for the order cause I get weird anxiety 😁
Great job !
What id do is i stuff my jacket/belt or any accessories in the bag before security. So I wouldnt waste time taking those things off and putting them back on right away.
Great video
You're awesome!
What about the thing 'round her neck? Looks metallic!
A simple metal wand can verify this type of jewelry
@ Follow the same protocol
Thanks for reminding me of the metal buckles on my boots. You are a goddess!
You are so welcome! Forgetting that small fact is the biggest pain. Glad to pass on this tidbit of knowledge.
Glad I watched this. The bins always confused me. Do I only take one or can I take more bins?
Thanks I appreciate it
You're welcome! Happy to help. :-)
I would have put my ID, cellphone and jewelry inside my personal item. I'd feel way too vulnerable leaving them out in a bin. Lucky for me I have TSA pre-check!
Bridget Clement When I got mine it was $85 USD. I don't know if that has changed.
As great as TSA Precheck is, I just don't feel like it's worth the cost if you only travel once.
Beautifully done. Short, to the point, in a NICE and EASY manner. PERFECT 😊👍👍👍
My problem is I'm always trying to be efficient, but they keep changing the 'rules' then I have to waste time re-doing whatever I'm doing
Right?! Especially now! We feel your pain. Keep rolling with the changes, Denise. It's all we can do these days. Be safe out there... and don't worry, you'll be an efficiency Pro again soon enough. :-)
By using the Wayfinder 20 when you said "Personal Item" I am now confident that I will get it trough as it and bought the right one today. My Wayfinder 40 will be my big carry-on bag.
Just a question: The green version, was that an old Wayfinder 20, from 2018? Because on your website, this color isnt shown.
Same question goes for the Wayfinder 40. I bought an green one already. Where there any changes compared to the new model of it?
Because if there are I think about getting back and get the new model series.
The green color was available for all sizes when we first launched the collection in 2018, but we dropped that color when we refreshed the Collection with the newest available colors. Enjoy your 20L backpack!! Excited for you.
I will be going next year with my 7 years old son and 2 years old baby girl only. We will have total 90 Kg check in luggage and each person would have 7 kg hand carry suitcase. So what should I carry in our suitcase during the flight for my two kids as well.
You can also bring water bottles if the drink is FROZEN SOLID, then it’s liquid anymore. Welcome
I have a U Miami decal on my laptop and the TSA office made a joke saying “you can’t have anything with a hurricanes logo on it only Florida State” 😂
This is a great tips! & your voice sounds like Demi Lovato 😅
Get global entry for $100 good for 5 yrs and you get TSA pre-check. We are over 65 travel frequently ( 3 cruises this yr) and we never have to undress or remove anything
maybe TSA should hire more personnel? why should always WE improve ourself?
Why not.
I’ve had TSA PreCheck for awhile. TSA will still sometimes require you to take your jacket, shoes and belt off, and have them ride through the X-ray. Watch what is happening to the people in front of you. If they are being asked to take off their shoes, then that is your cue.
Light coats and jackets can stay on ... thick winter coats, leather coats etc etc need to come off, if your shoes or belt alarms ... it comes off and remember to take all metal items out of your pockets ... most of all you phone (biggest reason for a alarm) A lot of Smart watches will now alarm as well
Is it allowed to have one's boarding pass and passport in one's hands, as we pass through the X-ray?
welcome to Ben Gurion airport , Israel , where we do things a lot differently !!
Yes, we don't doubt it! Travel even within the USA is different depending on what airports you're flying into and out of. Any tips for flying into Ben Gurion? And/or tell us how your airport is different. We're curious.
In the airport i work at, we don't just have people take their shoes off just because of metal buckles. There are 3 types of shoes we always ask to be taken off, including boots on or above the ankle, heels and wedges.
So interesting! Yeah, Jessica the woman in this video, has one pair of boots she always wears when she travels. (She wears because she'd rather wear the boots than pack them based on packing space.) And EVERY TIME she has to take them off because they set the little alarm thing off. LOL. It's funny how different airports handle things.
@@eaglecreek There are probably metal shanks in the soles
I was wondering about battery banks. Do they have to be put in the bins as well or can they stay in your personal bag?
0988Mia Thompson they can stay in your bag
Where did you purchase your toiletry bag and luggage bag?
Kimberly Ren'ee
@EagleCreek, PLEASE bring back your 26" DoubleBack rollerbag/backpack! 1 in red, 1 in black for me!
It was a great bag, wasn't it?
@@eaglecreek It WAS a great bag. In the case of my remaining green and blue examples of the type, it still IS a great bag with many more journeys and adventures to embark upon. That's why I'm so desperate and pushy about its return to your product lineup. Eventually they will need replacement. I can't go back to heavy, lacking, clunky, unfunctional, poorly designed and manufactured crap. I am prepared, right now, to order both a black and red DoubleBack 26 along with all the Pack-It accessories to fill each one. That's nearly a thousand bucks worth of sales on one order from one grumpy old Marine in Arkansas. Imagine how many others would happily welcome it back.
Wow😍😍
Shoes go in seperate bin also
To precheck or not to precheck? I think I travel enough. This year, I’ve gone internationally 3 times and domestically 4 times. I’ve done this for several years now and until this last trip, did not have TSA precheck. What made me do it? I found out that my United credit card would actually refund my $100. Before that, I did not care to have precheck. Sometimes I get it and sometimes I don’t. I just go to the airport early. What’s more important is to know how to pack and what to remove to go through the lines easier not necessarily faster. Remember, you have to wait for that plane anyway and unless you want to live on the wild side, you want to give yourself enough time to be at the airport to walk, not run to the gate. As for global entry, it only works in the US. The lines in Asia and Europe are longer. Many of the US ports of entry now have kiosks that make going through immigration hassle free. After a long flight, I head straight for a lavatory. I wash my face, brush my teeth, do some sprucing up and the lines are a bit shorter by then. If they are not, then at least I feel more human. Lastly, even if you rush to get through that immigration checkpoint, you may have to wait for your luggage if you check it in. Moral of the story, give yourself ample time to go through security (in Europe and Asia, that could mean 3 hours instead of 2) and once at your destination, take your time. Rome was not built in a day.
I have watched quite a few of of these videos, no seems to mention battery banks.
What happens if you’re not taking any carry on or personal items? I just want to check my bag and carry my passport and laptop. I hate lines. 😂
If you have no carry on or personal items, you'll still need to go through the TSA line, but it'll be a quicker process for you. You'll just need to show your boarding pass and ID to the TSA agent, and then remove anything from your pockets and most likely also your shoes and jacket. Have so much fun on your trip!
Cool
OK Jess, I'm going to have to step in here! Years ago you showed us/me a bag that has hands down drastically improved my experience at checkpoint! I mean, before I bought it, I had visions of people beating me over the head with checkpoint bins because I was soooo unorganized and had so many bins! LOL! So I kinda thought it was weird that you didn't mention Eagle Creek's checkpoint friendly bags! You know, the ones with one zipper along the sides that allow you to open it so that you can open it flat on the conveyor belt instead of taking all of your electonics out? I got the Eagle Creek knapsack (I bought it so long ago that I can't even remember the name of it) but I also remember there was a Convertabrief bag that did the same thing and both will open up flat so that there's no need to take out the laptop, ipad or phone! Sometimes I can even put my liquids on the very top of it in between the laptop and the iPad/phone section and let it sail right through! That means one carry-on filled with packing cubes (with a telescope handle), one checkpoint friendly shoulder bag (that opens up flat) which then leaves the need for only 1 bin! Zippppand I'm through! And I know that I sound like a commercial but I couldn't help it! If there was any place to bring up those Eagle Creek checkpoint friendly bags it was this one! As always, thanks for the tips!
Wow, that's amazing! So glad and honored to know the Eagle Creek has been able to change your TSA/traveling experience (that's what we're here for after all!). Many more tips to come, cheers!
Haha! We love your enthusiasm and love for your Eagle Creek gear. Checkpoint Friendly is the way to go! The Convertabrief bag is still in the line and it's here to stay!
So Ive got a laptop bag. Do I toss the laptop in the bin and the laptop bag outside of the bin or get it a bin for the laptop bag itself? I usually don’t travel with it but I will bringing it next trip. Probably sounds stupid, but figure I’d ask
Did you figure it out? (Sorry to have missed this note previously.) Most of the time you put your laptop in a bin all by itself. So you'd remove it from your bag and place it in a bin. Hope that helps!
Why did she take off her wrist bracelets but not the chain around her neck?
Does one need to remove all jewelry? Am confused. Thanks to anyone who can clarify this for me.
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What is the name of that carry on trolley?
Hey Theresa! The big black luggage piece is the Tarmac. The smaller green backpack is the Wayfinder. Hope that helped! (:
Metto tutte le mie cose nella mia borsa per il trasporto e le faccio scorrere attraverso una radiografia di sicurezza. Mi sento nervoso se il mio cellulare e il mio passaporto sono esposti in un cestino.
What about if you want to bring jewelry does it have to be in a separate bag? And should an iPad mini have its own tray?
Hi Midnight Colors! To answer your question, no, jewelry doesn't have to be in a separate bag. And TSA isn't requiring you to remove jewelry or pack it one way or another anymore. That said, finding a good jewelry organizer is so helpful. (I personally hate untangling necklaces ever... especially on the road.)
In regard to if an iPad needs it's own tray... I think so, but to be honest haven't personally given it a go recently. I'd suggest placing it in it's own tray just in case... unless other travelers (reading this) have more updated info than me! Either way, let us know what you find out on your trip. We love sharing the latest and greatest travel tips with each other. 🙂
Do I have to put my plug in straightener on the bin too ?
valar morghulis nope!
yo this is weird, i always have all the those things but never take them out... like liquids, electronics, etc. is it just me? like i always keep my belt on, my jewelry.. and i never have issues, it goes by very fast for me
I took a flight last year and yeah didn't have to do most of that. I had on a heavy sweater because it was very cold, I got to keep it on. I had sunglasses on my head, they just asked me to hold them in my hands above my head in the scanner. Otherwise I didn't take off anything but shoes.
It can be different depending on where you're flying into and out of. With these travel tip videos, we like to share the most we've been asked to do as we go through TSA, just so that folks are prepared. But if you get to keep your belt on, etc., that a major win for you! :-)
is ok to bring 3 albums of pictures on my carry-on where i know they might be safe (if possible)
Yep! Film can get harmed when going through Xray machines at TSA, but printed pictures should be just fine. We TOTALLY understand wanting to keep those close. :-)
Remember to consider the weight of your carry-on. Most airlines have a 50 lb limit for a carry-on, but some are less. And remember that you'll be needing to lift it above your head into the overhead. If it's a bit heavy, just split the weight between your (carry-on) personal item and carry-on luggage.
I have found in some airport the most effective way is to set up the security check just before the boarding waiting area at the gate.
This way it can prevent the bottle neck at the security check, allows passengers to carry their bottle of water until just before boarding and make them more convenient in every way, but definitely need more personnels and machines.
You must be young (or never flown in the United States). That is how Security check points used to be, at the boarding waiting area at the gate (and it was handled by the airports/airlines). That was until 9/11. After that incident the Federal Government created the TSA, so this way there could be one standard/one agency in charge of Airport Security. Unfortunately, there are still over 90% of prohibited items that get through security (including a man with a knife that attacked another passenger recently), And other incidents that led to increased security measures (shoe bomber, underwear bomber and the UK Liquid Bomb Plot). However, I don't see a 9/11 type terrorists taking over the plane again, because the passengers will just revolt and beat them into oblivion.
Do I need to take off my shoe if it just a normal shoe without any metal on it?
TSA requires you take off your shoes when you are being checked by security. Try to wear socks and easy to remove shoes for hygiene and comfort.
Military personnel in uniform can sometimes get a pass on that. Because of my boot size, I never had to take them off, but my battle buddy did because his boots were big enough to have a metal support piece in the sole that set it off. I've also provided escort assistance for a friend traveling with small children and they didn't have to take their shoes off or go through the metal detector or scanner, they just did a light hand pat down and a quick wand on the kids after the adults went through the metal detector. Of course, flashing military IDs probably helped.
do i have to take my phone out and put it in the bin or can i leave it in my backpack?
You can definitely keep your cell in your backpack. If you have your phone in your pants/jacket pocket when going through TSA (as I generally do), you can easily stash it in the bin or zip it up quick in your pack if you want a bit more security - since it will most likely make it to the other side before you do. Happy travels!
TSA Pre check is too expensive for all the more I fly.
Never wear a belt, just put inside my pocket until after Tsa
and the necklace too?
The necklace too.
how do you get pre-checker
Check here: www.tsa.gov/precheck for all TSA Questions and Answers
more organizer boxes, more weight on the luggage
TSA says to put your shoes directly on the belt
Ever since 9-11 it’s so annoying having to go through so much security
My problem is the backpacks here they make us put the backpacks on a tray and then proceed to take everything out
I know. It's rough. We recommend using Pack-It to help you keep all your things together and private... AND checking out getting TSA Pre-Check so you can skip that process at select airports. It's an (airport) life changer!
Never put your passport, ID, jewelry, wallet, etc in the bin. These should be placed in your handbag.
I must respectfully disagree with you regarding TSA Pre-Check. It is a joke and my bag is always pulled aside for additional screening, very frustrating. It is to the point that I completely remove everything out of my bag; computer, food, MP3, charger cords, everything. Then I remove shoes, belt... everything. Why? because pre-ck is just as bad, actually worse because they dont have the large bins, only the small ones and after it is all said and done, the regular line is so much faster and easier than pre-ck, and there is less stress as I already know what is coming and what TSA hates.
Now some TSA are very resonable, normal people who are doing their jobs such as the ones at SNA, GRR, AZO, DTW, ICT, IAH and in some cases, even MSP and ATL although there have been one or two bad hair days. There are a couple places though that one must watch out for as they make the 1930's Sturmabteilung look like choir boys, and that is the TSA at BTV and PIT.
Let's get married . . . . lol . I'm going to Australia which is 2 layovers before getting there, and a 24 hour flight East Coast departure, to LA, to Melbourne. I hate airports as I get totally stressed out! Don't fly that much at all. I have the TSA Pre Approved. Still so much I don't know about International flying..... Anxiety is planned for trip there and back like the other person posted.
You still had jewlery on
Yep! But less than normal. We just recommend minimizing, not completely changing who you are for TSA. ;-) Ultimately, the less jewelry you wear, the quicker you'll get through!
I've never removed jewelry, especially my dogtags and necklace if I'm wearing one. Only thing I've been told for the scanner is move it to the back so they don't have to feel up my chest for the pat down and I've never set off the metal detector. I do take off my watch because of the size and it does trigger metal detectors, but if I'm wearing my silicone bracelets, I leave them on.
Why not everyone has TSA-Precheck I'll never know. It's around 100$ and last 5 years. Unless you hardly travel its not worth it.
A. You answered your own question--not everybody travels enough to make it worthwhile.
B. If everybody *did* get precheck, the precheck lines would be super long and the regular lines would be empty, therefore defeating the purpose of getting precheck in the first place.
Pre check is just a waste of money for me because I have metal in my body and have to either get patted down or go through the scanner anyway.
Linzey Acord well my dad had a hip operations and of course still has to get patted down like you said ( he said once the hospital gave him a card many years ago to give to security to show that he had a hip operation but he said it was useless)but other than that it helps him move faster in line and not have to take out his laptop and things from his bag so he loves it. Doesn’t need to take off his shoes and if you have global u enter the country much faster at the airport than others .
@@clisaa6974 global?
Linzey Acord there is tsa precheck that is around $80 and that covers when you travel within the US to go the lines faster . Then if you pay $100 you get Tsa precheck and Global- global means when you enter the US from traveling abroad you don’t have to wait in the long lines like other people do upon entering the US. It’s a quicker process that’s all. I’ve only travel abroad a handful of times since I got it and found it worked great ! And even if you don’t plan to go abroad pay the $20 extra and get global because you never know if you go abroad.
It's probably easier for men, but belts with a plastic belt buckle have made my life easier at the airport since you won't have to take it off. Once in a blue moon an agent will ask about the belt but I just let them know it's plastic and move on.
Also, I toss everything in my pockets into my baseball cap or the quick grab pocket in my bag before even getting in line for the TSA check (keeping ID and ticket in hand of course).
Thanks for the additional tips. Sounds like you're a bit of a travel expert yourself!
Eagle Creek I've been around the block once or twice. I always manage to over pack and forget stuff. The struggles of traveling with photography gear. Haha.
That being said, I'm really looking forward to you new NatGeo Guide Series line. I'm looking at the 40L backpack and while looking at it some concerns came up.
With NatGeo being heavy in photojournalism and the Eagle Creek team having a NatGeo photographer in the promo vids... I'm curious as to why none of the bags have any consideration for photo gear. Or, at least, accessories for delicate gear like specialized cubes or sleeves.
Is that something that will be offered in the future perhaps? I'm a hobbyist/amateur photographer (shameless plug @surveillance_penguin) and would love some EC padded cases for my gear to use in the Guide Series 40L.
With other camera bag companies releasing travel bags and accessories I'm still a little hesitant to pull the trigger.
We're glad you're stoked on the Nat Geo line. We're pretty excited about it, too.
In regard to considering photography equipment, we get this question often. We understand that a lot of your most expensive gear has it's own hard cases, so instead of creating compartments that may or may not work for you, for this line we chose to build great gear that's nice and open to allow for whatever the shape of your gear. If you want some protection or "cases" however, we do have Pack-It in lots of sizes to help you keep your things together - and mobile!
We really like the Utility Backpack 40L for camera gear. We were just at a consumer event this weekend and a photographer packed it on up with his stuff and it looked great! Hope that helps.
Makes sense to a certain extent. While I really do like the NatGeo line and am a bit of a bag collector it's hard to bite the bullet for the NatGeo 40L. The Peak Design offers greater organization with their cube system (photography geared) while offering an excellent travel bag option but it's privey. I ended up getting an F-Stop Lotus though and was sold on the modular system geared to photo gear when needed. While I understand not wanting to commit to a specific layout for a bag, modular is where it's at and I know you guys could probably make some very nice camera packing cube solutions. Just look at all the folks using your bags for travel; chances are you'll notice that a bunch are bloggers, vloggers, and maybe a splash of photographers. When we go adventuring most of us definitely want to capture and share those moments and stories on the trail. I'll wait and see if there's any more in depth reviews on this bag since it's still tempting.
I had a pat down for no apparent reason
I have wires in my chest bones from bypass surgery.What is the process?
I have an implant and a wire in my chest. I have an id card for the device. Some airports want to see it and some don't care. The big thing is to tell the TSA people you have something Medical in you ( don't have to explain the whole thing just brief) they will ask you to do the scanner or a pat down. I go through the scanner no problems.
@@linzeyacordcranmore6945 . Thank you.
I got frisked down when I was like 10 and I never felt so violated 🦧
Sorry Ayesha. Sounds awful.
I don't even wear belt or jewelry to Any airport anymore, 1 Less thing to remove . I just put my belt inside backpack until I passed thru tsa . I Get stress / anxiety when my Passport + money belt is taken away during tsa .
5 years ago I traveled For Work to Columbia, within 3 different cities in 5 days, I forgot to empty my coffee thermos cup. They actually allowed me to take it thru security !
Sounds like you've got the system down! If you're interested, we create this belt that has a plastic buckle to make sure you get through TSA with no issues!
shop.eaglecreek.com/travel-necessities/all-terrain-money-belt.html
I just wear shorts, a tshirt and slippers (shower shoes). My boots and pants go into the bin. I get into my duds after I pass thru the checkpoint.
What size wayfinder is that?
That is our Wayfinder Backpack 20L :)
Eagle Creek thank you! Exited to take it on some adventures!
Just get pre check last 5 years don’t have to go through this non sense in and out in minutes
They still pull people randomly from PreCheck to go through security, just a heads up. It's not a 100%.
I thought liquids are only allowed in your carry on and not your personal bag???
The llama squad anywhere just has to be less than 3.4 oz
Technically you are allowed one quart size bag of 3 oz bottles.The liquids can be split between your carry-on and personal bag, or you could choose to pack everything in either your carry-on or personal bag. I choose to put the quart-size bag in my personal item because, for me, it's quicker access than unzipping my carry-on bag. :-)
You are lovely 👋.!!
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WAIT I HAVE TO TAKE ALL MY BRACELETS OFF I HAVE SO MANY ON AND I CANT TAKE THEM OFF I LEAVE SO SOON AHH
Haha! Not always. But sometimes TSA asks folks to remove bulkier jewelry. Make sure you don't forget it after going thru the X-ray... that'd be an awful thing to remember once at your boarding gate. Eeek!
Yes if you are person in colour yes you are the “person “
Where can i find that bottle?
Ha! The water bottle? It's a Hydroflask. REI has lots of accessories so you can make your own in whatever colors you love. Check it out there or at any other retailer that carries them. Super fun, we know!
last time someone took my moms computer’s case but not the actual computer, I mean if you want to steal something at least do it correctly!! Gosh
Is blush allowed or taken
Blush is allowed, but be sure to check that all liquid items meet your flight requirements.
what about removing your necklace?!
Idk about the US but Canada what’s you to but everything in a bin,,,,,
Tee shirt Jean's slipon tennis shoes. Belt off phone wallet change in carryon. After check
Put on belt and wallet. Toiletries I do not bring. I'll stop at a drug store on the way to the motel.
You forgot your necklace!
Just easy: do not bring any tablet,charger,laptop,liquid, food,sharp..even than dollface..they have a right to spontaneously pick any bags..even an empty bag..or 1 little chips bag..run drog test!! Nobody safe
Why is it "ew" to not wear socks?
Maybe you have to take your shoes off and walk on the dirty floor in bare feet? Could be your feet might be sweaty and shoes would be eww in the tray? I don't have to take off my shoes, but each airport has different rules.
That's exactly right! If you have to take off your shoes and don't have socks on, it's a little germ-y to walk barefoot.
5 minutes video. It take this long to get through. 150 people in line times 5 minutes each.
hydroflasksksksksksk
Apparently, being a valley girl is the best way to get through security. 😝