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SOME SIMPLE RULES FOR CODE ORANGE
by Bob Brooke
Follow these simple rules so that your next flight will be as smooth as
possible under Code Orange.
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For faster security checks:
 Wear slip-on shoes.-
Remove all metal objects from your person, including eye glasses and put them in your carry-on.
- Carry plastic objects whenever possible
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Pack film in clear plastic bags. Do not pack it in your checked
baggage.
- Pack all sharp objects—scissors, clippers, nail files—in your checked
baggage.
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Pack all batteries, matches, cigarette lighters, etc. in you checked
luggage.
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Do not wrap gifts, but pack wrappings and wrap after you arrive.
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Pack for security:
- Best size luggage is 26 inches, not only for easy totting but also for
security checks.
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If packing shoes, place them near to the top or one side of your bag.
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Pack as neatly as possible.
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Group smaller items in plastic Ziploc bags.
- Travel as lightly as possible.
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Leave these items at home:
 Scissors-
Pen knives
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Corkscrews
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Nail clippers
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Batteries
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Nail files
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Tweezers
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Any sharp instrument
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Aerosol sprays
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If you’re using an electronic ticket, remember:
- You can check in at a kiosk and avoid long lines.
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You can’t switch airlines if your original flight is cancelled unless
you exchange your e-ticket for a paper
one.
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 Always carry a photo I.D. (passport or driver's
license) that's easily accessible.
REMEMBER TO:
- Arrive at the airport earlier than normal.
- Be organized—the more, the better.
- Keep your ticket handy at all times.
- Don’t leave your carry-on bag alone.
- Be patient.
- Don’t joke about security or bombs.
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