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Tips For Foreign
Travelers Coming To U.S.A.
Source: Voice of America
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Do not lock your checked bags. (They may have to be checked by security officials for your safety.) |
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If you are carrying a computer when you check in for your flight, take it out of its case when you approach the security checkpoint. |
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Do not wrap gifts. They may have to be opened for a security inspection. |
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Pack smart. Put any camera film in your carry-on baggage. Put your personal items in clear plastic bags so screeners can see them without having to touch them. |
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Avoid wearing or carrying metallic objects in your clothes to avoid setting off checkpoint alarms. |
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Arrive early for your flight. Check your airline for details. |
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Go
online at www.tsa.gov
to find more tips on airport security in the U.S., including what
you can and cannot carry on the plane.
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