TSA = Time Spent in Aggravation (at the airport)
For most of us who have flown since 9/11/01, there have been many changes in air travel. Taking our shoes off, longer lines, and the dreaded 3-1-1 “liquids/gels/aerosols in bags” requirement makes it that much more difficult to fly.
The TSA (Transportation Security Administration) has a SimpliFLY program to help you get through the airport more quickly and easily on your next trip.
I recently did the “carry on” bit, carrying only what I needed for a short overnight trip, and I found I was able to put toiletries, makeup, and other 3-1-1 stuff all in one bag. I was convinced I wouldn’t be able to fit everything in one suitcase, but I was wrong. I flew on regional jets and found that I could “gate check” the bag and get it when I exited the airplane. I’d recommend this if you have a short trip. It’s amazing what you can get into a carry-on.
Tags: 3-1-1, 9/11/01, airport security, baby boomers, travel, travel tips, TSARelated Stories
POSTED IN: Being A Boomer, Boomer Travel, Boomers nearing retirement
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