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3-1-1 for Carry-Ons

If you plan to travel with liquids, gels or aerosols in your carry-on bag remember 3-1-1. All liquids, gels and aerosols must be in a 3 ounce or less sized containers. Containers must be placed in a 1 quart-size, clear, plastic, zip-top bag. Only one bag is permitted per traveler. It must be removed from your carry-on and placed in the security screening bin for x-ray screening.

Additional Information

• Plan on arriving at the airport early; at least two full hours prior to departure. This will allow sufficient time to get through the 100% security screening procedure at both flight check-in and the checkpoint process. In addition, your early arrival will allow airline staff time to reroute you if weather is a factor anywhere during your trip.
• Any alcohol, sodas, or medications must be in their original packaging. TSA personnel must discard all unmarked containers and flask.
• Do NOT wrap gifts. Bring paper or gift bags along to wrap gifts after inspection by the screening staff.
• Unless you are using the TSA's newly approved Brookstone locks, do not lock check bags. Valuables, including medications, are safest while in your personal control in your carry-on baggage.
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• ONLY ticketed passengers may go through security screening. Be sure to bring government-issued picture identification for all traveling adults over 18 years of age.
• Generally, items prohibited at security screening include sharp metal items, weapons of any kind, sporting sticks/clubs/bats, metal tools or hardware, explosive or flammable items, and martial arts/self-defense items. Specific limitations can be found at the TSA website.
• Carry-on baggage is limited to one carry-on and one personal item, such as a purse or briefcase. The federal rule is 1+1.
• Consider bringing a clear large plastic zip bag for personal items such as metal jewelry, a metal watch, loose coins, keys, pagers and phones. This will make screening faster and help you remember to reclaim your items after they are X-rayed.
• Place identification tags both inside and outside all bags, including laptop computers which must be removed from the case at screening.