Traveling can be stressful, especially with all of the various rules and regulations out there today. So to continue taking our service to a whole new altitude, we have compiled the following list of Travel Tips to help you travel easily through FWA.
When to Arrive
All airlines strongly encourage passengers to arrive at the airport 90 minutes before their scheduled departure time (Allegiant recommends 120 minutes). At FWA the airline ticket counters close 30 minutes prior to departure to allow staff to assist with the flight. Please check with your airline before departing for the Airport to ensure there are no additional delays.
Acceptable Forms of ID
Make sure to bring a valid picture ID with you. You will need it when you check-in at the ticket counter and when you go through the security checkpoint. For a listing of acceptable forms of ID, visit http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/acceptable-ids
Traveling with Children
Minor children (younger than 18 years of age) are not required to provide an ID at the airport ticket counter or the security checkpoint. Please consult your airline regarding specific rules for unaccompanied minors.
Packing your Carry-on Bag
Pack an organized carry-on bag using layers - a layer of clothes, then electronics, more clothes, and then any heavier items. This will help security officers see what's in your bag and help you get through screening faster.
What to Wear
Wear shoes that can be easily removed. You will have to take your shoes off at the security checkpoint.
Carry-on Restrictions
Limit your carry-on items to one carry-on bag plus one personal item, such as a laptop computer, briefcase, purse, or camera case. Check with your airline for size restrictions and other rules.
3-1-1 Rule
Follow the 3-1-1 rule for liquids in carry-ons:
- 3.4 ounces or less bottles for liquids
- All bottles placed in 1 quart-sized clear, plastic, zip-top bag
- 1 bag per passenger
ADDITONAL INFORMATION
The FAA has estabished a website entitled PackSafe. The website is an excellent resource to educate the flying public about hazardous materials. The website illustrates an array of dangerous items passengers may or may not carry in their checked and carry-on luggage. Click here: FAA PackSafe website.