To make flying at airports a
little less stressful...
Please arrive at the airport
early to ensure an on-time
departure it is a requirement that
passengers and bags are checked in 75
minutes prior to departure for domestic
flights and 2 hours prior for
International flights. Passengers and
baggage WILL NOT be accepted 30 minutes
prior to departure for domestic flights
and 1 hour prior to departure for
International flights.
Call your airline or go on the web and
confirm your flight
departure time before
coming to the airport. For up-to-date
flight information you can go to ...
Bring your photo I.D.
Consider wearing it in a holder around
your neck so it won't get lost and you
can produce it quickly. If traveling
abroad, bring two extra passport photos
with you, and leave photocopies of your
driver's license and passport at home in
case these documents are lost or stolen.
Help Keep wait times down at the
security checkpoint by not packing
prohibited items in your carry-on
luggage. Please visit
www.tsa.gov and click on TSA
Prohibited items list to answer any
questions you may have about prohibited
items.
Check with your airline
regarding carry-on and checked luggage
requirements or go to ...
Print you boarding pass at
home on the Internet,
allowing you expedite your departure
process and spend less time in the
airport.
If you need wheelchair
service or oxygen on board, call your
airline 48 hours in advance.
Call again the day before
to make sure your order has gone
through.
To get through security
faster, wear slip-off
shoes (no laces) and socks. Avoid belts
with metal buckles and metal jewelry. If
you have metal implants, bring proof
from your doctor.
Here are a few more places on the web
you can go for advice:
United Airlines Travel App.
Get step by step guidance on how to
quickly navigate UAL mobile app. Check
your flight's status, sign in to your
MileagePlus® account and access your
mobile boarding pass with ease.
Security Information -
www.tsa.gov
PackSafe -
www.faa.gov/go/PackSafe
Information on packing your luggage with
hazardous materials.
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