10+ Airport Tricks to Travel Safer and Easier

Most trips start at the airport and there are many aspects that travelers have to take into consideration, starting from baggage drop-off and up to border control. So how to speed through airport security faster? 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.

Do you know, for example, why cheese can be the reason for a fuss during the X-ray monitoring? Or why if you have long hair, you better snatch it in a simple ponytail or keep it loose? Or how to pick your flight wisely to save yourself from huge lines at checkpoints? Interested? Then learn these strategies for getting through airport security lines faster!

#brightside

EPISODES:
Don’t travel with coffee 00:00
Avoid packing cheese 0:58
Pack smart 1:19
Choose the right outfit 1:50
Don’t make a fancy hairdo 2:21
Keep in mind the 3-1-1 rule 2:53
Leave your spare change at home 3:33
Don’t bring a lot of cash 4:05
Weigh your bags 4:32
No snow globes in a carry-on 4:57
Avoid traveling at peak times 5:16
Look for far-away checkpoints 6:00
Use TSA Pre-check 6:21
Fly premium class 6:55
Keep your documents close 7:25
Check-in online 7:56

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[BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Hey there! What are your travel clothes?

[navdeepdanner]

0:26, don't travel with coffee ☕
I'm watching this while having my coffee 😂

[worldebeh]

I really love Bright side😍😍😍😍 i am always your fanatics 😍whose here loves Bright Side as I do?

[harithegreatest]

For those who are passing through the comments, have a nice day


It's a nice day to have a nice day

[kaioliver]

I hope you and your family are doing ok during this pandemic

[darrenyu]

How to not get scanned by the security
1. Be the flash
2. Turn invisible
3. Don’t bring luggage and don’t wear clothes
4. Not go to the airport
EASY!

[squeakyeditz]

I love bright side


Edit: thank you everyone and stay safe

[ngsfgtu]

I work for TSA and can say that all these tips are actually true! Unfortunately not many people know about it, so there always "smart ones" who make other people wait... And to add one more tip - I know it's allowed to have 3 carry on(2 bags and a purse) on most flight, but try to go with less... Think about other people who is on the plain around you...:)

[garyanthonybrown]

I'll have to add "be aware of not having a GPS tracker inside your checked-in luggage". I once traveled with a GPS tracker inside my luggage and ended up having a lot of security as it wasn't "tsa compliant". Didn't know this was actually a thing. Now I got a tracker that's approved by tsa, gego tracker. It works great!

[anaya.shorts]

My uncle: Business Class
My mom (unmarried): n/a
My mom (married): Economy

[tyanaowen]

Those who are going threw comments they an amazing person just know that

[rankinggoddess]

Awesome video, nice tips, thanks for sharing this video, you inspire me in creating my own videos. I love your works. Thank you

[Esabelle]

*“Never stop learning because life never stops teaching.”*
~Loyal Lewman

[ddddd]

2:19 didn't know superman came to the airport too! I thought he flew always but sometimes you gotta be lazy😏

[MrAlopex]

As a TSA from germany, i approve this video. :D

[mocha]

0:20 "oh u sitting already"
The girl : hmm
Me : *laugh* 😂

[lyncuenza]

Me: trying to be smart .
Also me: i need to learn tagalog.
Love from fhilipines🤗🤗.

[valenciaa]

The reason why cheese gets rejected is due the high density off it, u can wear belts nowadays as most airports have sound wave echo based scanners

[leahluostarinen]

Now this is really true information about airports and going through x-ray machines

[thekingofterrorz]

STORYTIME:
My mom used to work at two different airports, and here in Germany we have a day at school where you can go to different facilities and learn and see what people do there. Long story short I went to the airport, and when they showed me how the security stuff worked, a man and a woman in black suits stepped in. They explained to me that this is a basic security check, and they are going to test the staff and if they’re still capable of noticing if there’s anything dangerous in the luggage. They told me not to help them, but I honestly didn’t plan to as of course I knew nothing about that stuff. They scan 3-4 packages and find some everyday things, but nothing dangerous. But I did. I didn’t tell them, because this was just a test, but I could clearly see a pocket knife hidden somewhere in there. The man in the black suit pointed it out to the staff. They didn’t get fired, but they had to do a lot more tests and examinations after that.