Security Alert!

For security information on international flights click here. In the case of any FAA Security Alert, it is recommended that you follow these guidelines, on arrival at any airport:

• Carry clearly labeled luggage
• Be prepared to answer questions about your luggage
• Observe parking and unloading restrictions
• Be prepared to open the trunk of your car
• Be prepared to show 2 photo ID's, if over 18 years of age
• Be prepared to have all luggage inspected, including carry-ons
• Arrive early and proceed promptly to the check-in point
• Remain alert for any suspicious, unattended bags, parcels, or other items, and REPORT any such objects to security
• Maintain control of all your luggage

The FAA believes that these measures will address all foreseeable threats, and continue to ensure the safety of the flying public. For more information, please contact our contracted travel agency listed below:

Travel agency information/links are listed below:

Increase In Airport Security For International Flights

These measures will eliminate curbside baggage check-in on international flights and will result in more questioning of passengers in check-in lines, as well as inspections of carry-on baggage. It will no longer be permitted to have  your baggage checked-in through hotels.

Travelers are urged to clearly label their luggage and be prepared to have all carry-on items checked and answer questions about it. It has also been noted  that in various major airports around the United States, two photo I.D.'s have  been required at check-in.

Also, it is at the full discretion of any airline to deny a passenger  boarding due to inadequate identification and/or any other actions of a suspicious nature. Therefore, you should use your full legal name, as it appears  on your drivers license, when booking airline tickets. Nicknames and/or first initial only with last name will not work!