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Step 1
Have your boarding pass and government-issued ID out and ready. Your government-issued ID should have your name, date of birth, gender, expiration date, and a tamper-resistant seal. Government-issued Id's can be passports, driver's licenses, military Id's' or trusted traveler cards. Keep your boarding pass out all the way through the screening process.
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Step 2
When carrying liquids, make sure you put them in three ounce bottles. Put your liquid bottles and other toiletries under three ounces in a clear plastic bag that is one quart in size. Each passenger can have one bag to be placed separately in a bin to be x-rayed. If you need to carry liquids that are more than three ounces, then check them.
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Step 3
If you have any electronics such as laptop computers, DVD players, or cameras; they need to be taken out of your bag and case, and put separately in a security bin for screening.
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Step 4
Remove outer wear such as jackets, blazers, or anything bulky. Shoes, belts, coins, or any other metal objects need to be removed before going through security. If you don't remove any items that could potentially go off during screening, you can be subjected to additional screening by a security wand.
