How To Navigate Your First Time Through An Airport

Here are ESSENTIAL tips for navigating your first time through an airport!
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[amycollins]

Thank you for this. I will be traveling soon and have tremendous anxiety about the entire flying process.

[causeitsmylife]

I am facing some anxiety thinking I might end up lost in the airport because it's my first time traveling via airplane and it's international. I am not good also in sense of direction so I really wanted to overcome this fear and somehow this is my chance to become financially stable cause I will be there as a worker. 😇😊

[ashleegrisdale]

Thank you so much im a teenager flying the first time by myself and im freaking out

[mayaleex]

Love all the details to help ease anyone who might be anxious about going to the airport!

[WindowIntoMyWorld]

just as a tip- I listened to so many of these videos before I flew for the first time, I checked in online and only had carry on luggage, so I skipped the check in counter but while boarding they needed a physical copy of my boarding pass and they told me I had to check in at the desk even if I checked in online because I was going from uk to Australia lol and they were all super mad at me so I recommend double checking especially if you don't live in the us or if its a super long flight

[Niconicoshizuko]

I've been on a plane a few times but I was always with an older relative, but I'm going to be moving to a new country alone soon, so this is so helpful

[Iris]

I’m watching this since I have a trip coming up in a couple months. I’m so nervous because it’s my first time flying by myself but I’m happy I came across this video, thank you!

[noemiszentgyorgyi]

This was a life saver!! I'm gonna fly for the first time next week and I'm going alone, I don't feel as nervous as I did before thanks to you!!:)

[evelynccz]

Thank you so much!! I’m solo traveling for the first time in a month and it’s been so long since I’ve been in an airport! This is really helpful!

[pt.emoRAT]

I’m flying across the country this Saturday; it’s not my first time travelling by air alone but it’s been almost a decade and my travel anxiety has skyrocketed since then. Thank you for this!

[seoac]

In October I’ll be flying abroad for the first time, and as anxious as I was about the procedures at the airport, I feel so much better after watching your video! Thank you so much!

[moanaofmotunui]

tysm for this series! ive never flown before and I'm taking a school trip this year to another country so you have been incredibly valuable in learning what to do and what to expect

[lavenderclouds]

This video is much appreciated, I will be going to Hawaii next week on August 20th. I haven't been on an airplane in a while, it's not my first time but I always get lost in the airport. I always tend to ask someone who works at the airport to guide me to the gate. I'm super excited for this trip!

[EMAILSPAM-cp]

Something I suggest if you are young (in teens) traveling alone is to dress slightly older than your age. If you look more adult you blend in more, but if you are obviously child looking it makes you more susceptible to creepy people, singling you out.

[FūtbōlKîñgförëvër]

I got stressed out so much I literally had so much stress because I don’t know how to travel with my mom and when I found this I lost so much stress tysm you got a sub and like🎉❤🎉You are the best sorry I made a mistake I mistake in this writing I fixed it

[erinbeltran]

I’m a mom (43) but have only flown 1x before but had my husband to do all the work. Now I’m having to fly with daughter. I’m really nervous/insecure. Is this normal for a parent?
Also I love this lady’s video!

[mguido]

I haven’t flown in 28 years. This was very helpful!! When going through security, do I have to take my laptop out of the case along with all my chargers (laptop, kindle, phone) or can I keep everything in their zipper cases when putting them into the bin? Also, is there usually an area where you can organize your stuff after going through the scanners so as to not hold up the line? 😬

[sylviabeso]

Hi. Thanks for all your tips. We are traveling to the Philippines in 2 months; do you have any tips for handicapped travelers? My husband needs wc or mobility scooter to get around. Your response is greatly app. Thank you.

[milodiaz]

I hope this helps im gonna get on a plane techically for the first time so wish me luck

[reddwarfhead]

Another question, sorry!! You said that if they think anything is weird in your luggage they would open it up, that means we should not use those locks the luggage come with, right? Would the people at the security ruin your luggage if you have a lock on?