Here’s How To Stay Safe While Flying During The Coronavirus Pandemic!
While most people aren’t flying during the coronavirus pandemic, the Transportation Security Administration has issued a list of tips and revised rules for people who absolutely have to…
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The TSA recommends travelers put everything in their pockets — including keys and cell phones — in their carry-on bags before reaching security checkpoints. Doing so prevents these items from becoming infected when they’re sent through scanners in bins used by other people.
TSA officials also recommend that people wash their hands before and after being screened. Plus, travelers are now allowed to wear protective masks during the security screening process — although they may be asked to lift their masks so agents can confirm their identities.
The TSA is also allowing people to travel with small containers of alcohol or anti-bacterial wipes in carry-on or checked luggage, and larger containers in checked luggage, officials say.
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