Do they take the photo for you as well or just print them?

You get 2 checked bags free and then you can also take 1 carry-on and 1 personal bag on the plane with you.

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You do not need to remove an insulin pump if it's attached to your body. You will just need to let the security officers know where it is located before screening.

Yes, no problem to take water or any other liquids in your checked bag in any quantity.

A fanny pack would technically count as a personal item bag but it depends on how strict the airline wants to be with it. I think in most cases the airline won't take an issue with it since it doesn't take up much space. The worst case scenario would be that they ask you to put it in either your carry-on or personal bag.

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It will be best to inform the security officers that your grandma has metal dentures. In most cases she will be able to go through without setting off any alarms.

You can either keep it in your carry-on, hold it in your hand when going through the body scanner or you can ask for a private screening room. Whichever you feel more comfortable with. Just don't keep it in your checked bag.

Yes, they will trigger an alarm. You will just need to tell the security officer that you have metal hip joints. They will determine the best way to screen you.

Drills and drill bits will have to packed in your checked bag and the batteries have to be packed in your carry-on. I would just wrap up the drill bits in something protective but the drills can be packed up however you think is best.

If it's under 100ml you are really not going to have any issues. If you are going to store it in your bag of liquids you won't even need to take it out otherwise, if you are going to keep it separate then just tell the security officer that you have it. If you can keep it it's original container and it's labeled you will be just fine.

A doctor's note is not required for any of the items that you mentioned. You just need to inform the TSA officer that you have these items before you get screened. A nebulizer would not count as a second personal item so you are good there.

I always tell them before I go through that I have double knee replacements. No problems.

Canada has very similar rules and regulations for their security process as in the US. There is not really much of a difference between two countries. I think the only difference is that you don't need to take off your shoes when going through security in Canada.

It won't be a problem. My carry-on is the exact same size and I have never had any issues.

Yes, you will need to take the medication out of your bag. You can store them in your bag of liquids as well which will help keep everything in one place but either way you will need to remove them from your bag.

titanium doesn't always set off a metal detector because they are non-ferrous but will show up in a scanner. My wife has two new knees, so we know about that.

I think a lot depends on the setting they have the machines set on. I have double knee replacements & tell them before going through security. Depending on the airport sometimes they go off other times not.

@@catherinemoran7652 Also depends on the experience of the operator and what else they notice about a given passenger. Scanners will always show a replacement joint. (and where it is) Metal detectors just make noise, and they have to do a manual scan to verify the location.

As long as the diaper is not wet when going through security you'll be fine otherwise security will make you change it.

Pack any food that you will be taking in spill proof containers or zip lock bags along with any ice packs. You will want to pack your food in the middle of your luggage to prevent your food from getting smashed. Checked luggage are handled rather roughly so packing your food away from the outsides of the luggage will prevent damage.

No, you do not need to take out any curling or flat irons when going through security.

You can get a digital boarding pass by downloading the airline app or sometimes you can receive one by text from the airline. You just have to pull up your reservation on the airline’s website and look for an option to text your boarding pass.

It’s 2 free checked bags per person

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You just need to inform tsa

can confirm... insulin pumps are ok if you just say so up front.

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If you just taking a carry-on and are already checked in with the airline and have received your boarding pass you can go straight to the security lines.

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Glad you found the video helpful! If you are going to be flying Southwest I have a video on how that process works that may be helpful to watch. You can check it out here kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnK1iIarYp2AgNk

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You are very welcome! So glad you are finding the videos helpful!

You won't be able to check-in for your flight until 24 hours before the departure time.

Simple earrings and rings are ok to keep on but for everything else you should keep your jewelry in your carry-on or personal item luggage.

Yes, great question! There is a few ways you do this. If you are traveling with children who do not have their own ID's yet then it's best to just keep them on your phone. You will have to present their boarding passes to the TSA at the security check point and also at the time of boarding. If you want the boarding passes on their own devices then you can either screenshot the boarding passes and send it to them or if you have an iphone you can save it to your apple wallet. Once the boarding passes are in your wallet you will be able to either airdrop or text them the boarding passes.

The TSA offers an assistance program called TSA Cares that is designed to help passengers who have either a disability or a medical implant go through the security checkpoint. You can fill out a form to request assistance www.tsa.gov/contact-center/form/cares

They get me every time, alsk hip replacement and are not interested in a doctor's letter.

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As long as you and your wife are residents in the US her limit will be $800. She will need to present something that has her name and US address on it like a driver's license.

Yes, you can take frozen meat in vacuum sealed packages in either carry-on or checked luggage. If you are going to be taking ice packs it will probably be best to pack the meat along with the ice packs in your checked bag, otherwise the ice packs will need to be completely frozen in your carry-on when going through security.