20 Little-Known Tips to Travel By Plane Easier
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- The airport is one of those special places that can be a mix of pure excitement, childlike wonder, and unbearable stress! Traveling can be fun and all, but most people wanna get through the airport part of it as quickly as possible.
The 3-1-1 rule (3 oz per container inside a transparent plastic bag) tells you how to pack liquids to get through the security checks at the airport. But there are many other ways of making sure that your airport experience is smooth, and one of them is to be ready for any situation. Here are 14 tips that will help you become an expert.
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TIMESTAMPS:
Check your flight status 0:24
Check the parking situation 0:52
Check-in online 1:18
Arrive early 1:40
Don’t overpack 2:01
Use a 4-wheeled bag 2:26
Learn the airport layout 2:53
Dress for the occasion 3:20
Have your papers ready 3:55
Remember the 3-1-1 Rule 4:23
Get ready for the screening 4:58
Join TSA PreCheck or a similar security service 5:30
Don’t argue with the security officers 5:58
Don’t joke with the security agents 6:32
Pick your flight wisely 6:50
Wrap gifts only at your destination 7:16
Don’t slack on transfers 7:32
Become a member of a Frequent Flyer Program 8:05
Use special apps on your phone 8:24
Stay calm and focused 8:47
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SUMMARY:
- Avoid the crowds and wasted time by checking the flight status online early and often.
- Knowing ahead of time where to park and how far the open spots are from the terminal can save you a lot of anxiety on your drive in.
- Most airlines now have online, mobile, or booth check-ins.
- A handy trick is to pack what you think you need and then cut that all-in half. Cut it in half again if you can!
- It’s always better to have a couple extra hours of hanging around in the airport than being in such a hurry that you barely make your flight!
- If you really must take a checked bag and a carry on, then get the kind that rolls on 4 wheels.
- Knowing ahead of time where each part of the airport is located - be it terminals, trains, security, or even just the bathroom in case of an emergency - is an underappreciated travel tip.
- If you’re flying in the cooler months, a jacket with big pockets is key. After passing through security, you can quickly throw your phone, wallet, and passport in a pocket before grabbing the rest of your belongings.
- Don’t get up to the check-in desk, security officer, or boarding gate agent and THEN start digging for your papers. Have all your documents in hand before it’s your turn in line.
- If you’re traveling in or out of the US, see if you can apply for TSA PreCheck. Members of this program can get through security and passport control a lot faster than other travelers.
- Each TSA officer has the right to demand that you give up whatever they deem a suspicious item.
- Technically, cracking jokes about having explosives or chemicals in your bag isn’t illegal, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get in trouble for it.
- If you travel during the holidays and have gifts you want to take on the plane, make sure you bring them unwrapped.
- There are loads of benefits when it comes to joining a frequent flyer program, like a separate line at check-in.
- There are plenty of useful apps nowadays, be it a specific airport, airline, or a general travel app.
- Finally, don’t forget how much your nerves can impact your experience at the airport.
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Hey there, BrightSiders! What's your favorite outfit for flying? Comfy pants and a sweatshirt or smth different?
BRIGHT SIDE hiii
To be honest whatever I find in my wardrobe
Hey there! I always wear most comfortable outfits when flying, but not those looking like: I just woke up either. Lol Thanks for the vidoe & tips! 👍
i usually where skating pants (they are extra warm), a short sleeve shirt, and a sweater. i also bring a blanket and small pillow.
Im working in the Security Check in Norway and it is always COOL to watch wideos like this. Ofcause in this cases im always prep hehe
TIMESTAMPS:
Check your flight status 0:24
Check the parking situation 0:52
Check-in online 1:18
Arrive early 1:40
Don’t overpack 2:01
Use a 4-wheeled bag 2:26
Learn the airport layout 2:53
Dress for the occasion 3:20
Have your papers ready 3:55
Remember the 3-1-1 Rule 4:23
Get ready for the screening 4:58
Join TSA PreCheck or a similar security service 5:30
Don’t argue with the security officers 5:58
Don’t joke with the security agents 6:32
Pick your flight wisely 6:50
Wrap gifts only at your destination 7:16
Don’t slack on transfers 7:32
Become a member of a Frequent Flyer Program 8:05
Use special apps on your phone 8:24
Stay calm and focused 8:47
Im the first one liking this ok
Second comment! Thanks bright side.
flight: 7pm
dad: *leaves at 5am*
😳 Ah honey u have to be there at least 4 hours b4 the flight
My flight was 11:30 but we had to leave at 1 30 am cos I live 4 hours away from the airports
Ikr looll
@@zoozyg3108 definitely
Flight: 6pm
Dad: *leaves at 2am*
1:49
In another video: You do not need to leave your house that early
This video: bE eArLy
Always check if you need a transit visa for the connecting airport.
Thanks
Tip: You're more likely to be patted down or wanded by security TSA if you have Bobbie or hair pins in hair . Also any metal decals, sequins, bedazzlers and decorations on clothing. Based upon my experience.
The ultimate tip: Have enough money to buy a ticket
Pyro Fusion good tip
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@@taslimarif8626 I know took me a long time
Note that you pack less with a 4 wheeled bag than a 2 wheeled bag. It's all a matter or preference.
If you're going somewhere with heavy duty tourist sites (London, Rome, Paris) buy your entrance tickets before you even leave home. Same with any ground travel vouchers. Also, if you travel with someone who is the opposite of you (one likes to be early, one gets in under the wire, one likes to relax with a drink, the other likes to wander and people watch etc) meet them in the departure lounge. Find your own ways there and each do your own thing until it's boarding time. Each has their own ticket so that if the earlybird is there and the latecomer isn't, earlybird need only worry about getting him/herself on to the plane and let latecomer deal with his/her own stress.
I don't I might change my plans when I get there and sometimes online tickets are more expensive because you may have an extra fee.
"Don't overpack"
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1. Take a photocopy of all your documents - tickets, certificates, Travellers Chequers destination information and passport so that if they are lost or stolen, the replacements are easily provided.
2 Take a box of tissues to use as everything as well as toilet paper. Tissues are stronger and softer than regular toilet paper and so are kinder on your rear when you get Bali-belly or equivalent
3 Use as much smaller currencies as possible and part with it sparingly when shopping. Hand over big denominations and you don’t always get your proper change.
Thank you for this tips. This means a lot specially for those who always in a rush or even to those who are first time to travel out of the country. I loved it and I really learned a lot.
If you need a wheelchair, be sure to allow extra time at the check in counter......it can take a while for them to arrive for you. 😁😁😁
“It’s a pain in The arm!?!?” XD
Amazing tips as I love to travel and I sometimes travel to different countries. Next time I will keep in mind these tips
I travel internationally about once a year and I always try to do these. Did a video on this myself.
Elizbeth James glad they’re helpful for you!
True that.
To all the wonderful people reading this I hope. you have LOVELY. and FABULOUS. day!! 😁😀
(Small youtuber here💕)
Like the things for “easy” trips. How about choosing your seats when booking prior to your flight.
Thanks for telling this! It’s very helpful.
amazing tips, just preparing for a flight. thanks
The way they walk is so funny to me I smirk every time 😂😅😆😏
Thanks for this video! I’m gonna be going on a trip soon!
My family has TSA Precheck bc my dad is in the military and it is REALLY convenient so if your or one of your family members is in the military I recommend to sign up for the TSA Precheck
20 tips and tricks that WERE unknown. At last count, 76,000 people, some federal officials, have seen it.
Thanks a lot.
Hi !!! My fav is just a hoodie and denim shorts , most comfy
Bright side makes me realize how small and unknown we are🔥❤️
The Dead why small and unknown?
Marvellous and so useful tips. Thank you so much,Bright Side.
I remember that when I was a 2nd grader my dad bougth me such cute butterfly 🦋 scissors ✂️ it was blue and did not hurt my hand after cutting a lot with it they took it away and never gave back the officer pinky promised they would give it back but they didn't 😭😭🥺🥺
use shoes that don't require laces... they are much faster to remove and put back on when going through security and for flight comfort. wear lose fitting clothes, and avoid garments with a lot of metal (example zippers) to avoid the scanner from flagging you. always bring a sweater even in the summer months, often airline lines lower the temperature inside the planes to uncomfortable levels. bring ear plugs, noise canceling headphones, and sleep aids on board the flight. If you use streaming services like Hulu or Netflix, be sure to download enough content for the roundtrip. some airlines have no entertainment to offer, or they are old, or the screens are low quality.
Thank You! I didn't know all thi stuff. I'm taking a trip next month. My last experience flying was about 20 years ago.
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@@hectorhector3819 ?
Are u like 27?
This video had some much great information. I wish more people knew all this stuff. I work at the airport in my city and so many people are so uninformed. Sometimes I feel that they check in there brains not there bags.
These were handy. Key tip seems to be to get there early and be ready to wait...
I travel internationally about once a year and I always try to do these. Did a video on this myself.
RealRichardD Hacking Sales & Life glad you use these tips!
Thank you for this useful information but this video is making me more nervous😂😂
same here
I’ve been on a airplane three times in one vacation I was going to California we had to take a redeye to the Philippines and then we had to take another plane to DC
Once1485l why is it making you nervous?
BRIGHT SIDE hi
@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL We get nervous while thinking about the stress caused in airport...also I love your videos😍😘
Important things like, papers, medications and jewelry are on your personal item or carry on bag, in case the checked in bags got delayed.
I always have these things with me. I made sure I have a letter from my doctor for my epipen. All tablets should be in prescription vial. Only put enough for the trip's supply.
Welp, I’m in for a treat when I go on holiday for Christmas :-:
I learned most of these on the go
Speaking of huge airports, the airport in Altanta is HUGE!
Helpful tips for travellers... 👍
Check the distance you have to walk. If it will be a problem ask for assistance when you book. I’ve used this most of the way round the world. Only place it let me down was coming back into a small airport in UK
Where do they meet you? Are they called when you check in? I may have to use this service soon because of an occasional problem. I can understand getting little help at smaller airports.
Thanks for the amazing video's u put out every day! Stay on the bright side 💡:)
Good thing I watched this 1 day before I travel
Same here i did this last time i traveled
Thank you so much for your travel tips I am leaving go on a plane trip tomorrow I love your videos bye
P.s my name is Jordan
im going on a plane soon and your plane vidos have helped me a lot
my favorite outfit for flying is comfy pants and a comfortable shirt
ive got another tip, if u have connection flights, find a flight which has a layover time 4 hours or more
Billy Games particularly if you have to collect youe checked in luggage and check it in again.. Even if you have boarding passes connecting flights that are 1 hour apart in big airports is a nightmare.
I got 7hrs connection layover at Houston, what should I do there to waste time? Anything for entertainment?
I have a 9 1/2 hour layover and I’m not allowed to take my phone with me ✌️
This was very helpful
Can’t wait to travel again
Wow come to india
@@AjayThakur-ix5du really?
@@imissjokesonpurpose yes please come to India your most welcome
@Tino 123 nothing
@@AjayThakur-ix5du OK!
thanks for the video.
Definitely look at airport layout before
Pls make a video about what could happen on a cruise ship while storm ❤️ BTW love your Chanel
🔥*TRIGGERED*🔥
2:48 he want to say pain in *** but he said arm😂
I am a blind person who travels with a guide dog. Self advocacy skills have definitely come in handy for me. Those of us with disabilities, unless they are orthopedic in nature, do not require a wheelchair. When asking for airport help, simply be able to explain to the person that is helping you, every airport has these, what you need, they can simply walk with you to your gate, hope you find your luggage etc. also, have your luggage clearly marked, so it is easy for them to find on the carousel.
You were asking how someone who is blind can type. There are many ways to do this. No one should ever look at a keyboard, it should be memorized. Also, if you are using a computer, be it but Macintosh or Microsoft, there are programs, one called voiceover, and one called job access with speech. These programs read what is on the screen, and what you are typing. Programs such as this can also be found in all Apple devices such as phones iPads etc. Android also has a program called talkback which reads thing is allowed as well. If someone has enough vision they can literally look at their phone and in large text. This program is called zoom. Also, don’t be surprised if you see a blind person using a cane or a dog, and looking at their phone. They may be using the program that I just mentioned. Blindness is a spectrum, and less than 5% of the blind population have no vision whatsoever. I fit into the category of having some residual vision. Thank you for asking. I am always willing to answer questions.
Very relatable
I don ‘t fill my tummy more than I have tio....
Take Meds...with the proper Doctor’ s letter...
Don’ t forget to bring a pen/ballpen
Avoid heavy make-up ...especially on a 14-15 hrs direct flight...so un-comfy ...
PRAY. ......it HELPS a lot ...believe me..
A money belt which is invisible is essential for flying, but make sure you take it off before going through security screening and you can fit your valuables like passport, boarding passes, wallet and phone if possible.
Got to the airport one hour before a flight just as they left the counter. It cost me $110 to get on the next flight because my original ticket was cheaper. Lesson learnt. Get there 3 hours ahead of flight.
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Like: listen to bright side ideas
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8:25 I recommend using App in the Air!
I’m going to Florida soon, probably, so these tips will help!
I would recommend to pre check
Please make a video about the Amazon forest fire, please. Thank you very much.
ataerareta thanx for the tip!
You are on the wrong video, obviously
@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL Hi love your vids
@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL you are my favorite TH-camr 4 tips and cool stuff
Great video.
Ahh I just love the intro music
Paul G look at my video melody
Great video know I know how
My mom got me in the airport 4 hours before my flight 😔
Haha...my dad does the same
Where were you heading?
@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL I'm from India and I was traveling within the country
BRIGHT SIDE I was just traveling to Dominican Republic and it was a 5 hour flight but she still makes me get there 3-4 hours before my flight😂
Lol!!! My grandad leaves like six hours before !!!
Hey nice video
POV: Your flight is at 7am, but your flight is delayed because your flying spirit you arrive the same time as another family (your delay is a day) you ask the family if their plane is delayed (it’s been 6 hours) they say no then by the time you board they still haven’t boarded.
Very helpful
Suchi kbi gye ho
Im very nervous now because soon, it will be my first time to travel alone in a plane and I still didnt know what to do yet and my flight has a connecting in dubai..
Already use the 4 wheeled.
If you do you forget something don’t just don’t worry about it because when does travel home you can pick it up
I was going through the same three airports, every two weeks, for 8 months, about 6 months in, I stepped outside with friends, and had to go through security again, they found a spare razor blade I had been carrying for years! And had no idea I had it in my wallet! It was the single edge like used for scrapping, stickers and paint from glass, I can't believe it took that long to find it! If I was a terrorist, I could have done a lot of bad! I don't want to crash a plane, ESPECIALLY if I'm on it!! I don't believe in jumping from a perfectly good aeroplane, much less crashing one, trying to make a point!
I actually dont need to search the airport website because i always leave at the same airport in my country and i know it very well
9:08 good que yeah (......)
Wowww
WHY I NEED TO WATCH THIS AFTER TRAVEL!!! (Oh yeah for my next travel)
I always wear a pure plastic belt. This is plastic webbing and buckle. Explain and show security that it is pure plastic, and will not set off alarms. Or just cover it with a shirt or jumper. One can possibly buy one Plastic webbing and buckles at a local boat yard, if close enough . I even bought a car luggage tie down strap, plastic and adjusted the length to suit my size, and melt the webbing ends with a lighter or small flame briefly . It will save one's trousers falling towards one's ankles.
Love bright side my hero who loves bright plz like make it blue
Avoid dealing with parking completely by having somebody drop you off that's what I always do
Nice video guys
Yay
Sooo ... does the X-ray really see our private parts?
Jeo Izz yes
Yes. It's to see if you're hiding anything under your underwear
Why I never fly, never.
@@Belynda why? Because you don't want people to check if you have any contraband on you to keep everyone safe? That's pretty ignorant ideology
*I feel uncomfortable now..*
Like when other passengers yell at TSA for one-handedly toying with my new computer.
I work at the airport!!! Who wants a first class deal????
I got this an hour before I woke up to go to the airport
i get to airport in like 5 hours before my flight just in case and my friends always laugh at me but i dont even care im so used to it now
Same girl. Why will I rush and stress myself out for
@@aos1762 ikr i'd rather get bored at the airport than to be in a rush
Me 2
Btw I subbed to u Kattie
@@antkennedy1982 aw thanks hey
Can u make a video on the special apps
8:25
any advise for overcoming airport, and TSA anxiety???
TSA doesn't bite, use common sense, you'll be fine.
It's always nice to get faster somewhere! Good tips. Love from a small youtuber :)
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I was scanning the airport on my laptop once and the security was keeping a mad eye on me. 😖😣
I am excited to fly
I take a canvas zipper bag with a clip on it that attaches to a belt loop, before entering the security line I empty my pockets into the bag, remove my shoes and clip the bag to my shoes. at the scanner im ready to go. this has been very efficient on at least a dozen flights and everything stays intact and easy to access at the other end of TSA. also, when possible, get in a line with a female at the other end because if they decide to pat you down it can be a very pleasant trip.
take ear plugs, also have luggage that has pockets on the outside for easy packing of water bottles, passport, glasses, etc..
I don't know if you are referring to hand luggage. I lost a copy of my aunt's Will while using unopened side pockets for my check-in luggage. I was intransit through Miami for hours. I still don't understand the disappearance of the Will. I never saw it when I got home. Since then I lock my side pockets.
why bright side is obsessed with airport 😐
IDK
Flight: *at 6pm*
Me: *nervously leaves at 11am and thinks he will still miss the flight*
Nice vid
wow
Slip on shoes are nice in the airport...
Take an empty water bottle and put it in your carry-on but remove the cap. So when they check your bottle to see if it’s empty they don’t throw your top away and then your bottle isn’t worth having.
1:38 now tell that to my dad