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8. Use your neocortex when you pack, not your brain-stem. (You KNOW rules, abide by them! Exorcize from brain-stem another time, another place.)

· Pack carry-ons lightly so they can be checked more easily · Check checked baggage allowance and be sure your name and contact details are on outside of each bag · Avoid packing anything that looks like a weapon (guide – anything you wouldn’t give an 18 mo. old free access to – nail file, letter opener, knitting needle, and more obvious hand grenades) · When traveling to and from North America, TSA recommends not locking checked baggage · Check here www.tsa.dot.gov for common items which become hazardous in flight due to temperature changes and pressure, and don’t pack them.

9. Be sure you have a valid passport and any required Visas and be prepared to show them at any point along way.

10. Know rules of security checkpoints and abide by them.

· Only ticketed passengers can proceed beyond it · All electronic items will be screened – laptops and cells. Remove laptop from travel case. · Keep ticket and boarding pass and ID within easy reach – like on neck chain · Wear shoes easy to remove and as little jewelry as possible