AIRPORT Tips and Tricks - Flying Travel Hacks ✈️ 

Bro I’m a flight attendant for a major us airline. Your video got recommended in my page and just watched the whole thing and I gotta say this is a super awesome video and thank you for making my job easier. You are awesome brother

My very own tip: when you first get your boarding pass, go to you gate BEFORE exploring any duty free, stores, restaurants. This helps you remember the exact place your gate is if the gate starts to board

First time flying and I’m going to be alone and nervous...these tips helped me feel much more confident thank you 🙏🏽

A few more tips:. Boarding starts 30 minutes before takeoff, and the doors are closed ten minutes before takeoff. Remember, it can take some time to park, get through check-in, get through TSA and, get to your gate. There's nothing more annoying than the person who didn't plan an early arrival to the airport and is panicking and asking others to cut in front of them. Show up AT THE AIRPORT at least an hour and a half for domestic and two hours before international flights. It's better to be chilling at the gate than being told you just missed your flight. Don't joke with anyone, especially TSA about weapons... Yes, I have heard people say, "hope they don't see that bomb in my case". It's not funny and may get you searched and banned. Don't be a jerk who puts both bags in the overhead bin. If you are too cheap/scared to check your bags, then store your carry-on in the overhead and your smaller bag in the seat in front of you. Shoes stay on! The last time that carpet was clean was when the plane first went into service... Ewww... And trust me when I say most people don't want to see your gnarly feet. Not every one wants to make friends. Please be polite and let your seatmates have some quiet and downtime. Polite introductions are fine, but many folks travel frequently and enjoy taking a break on the plane or getting some work done. When exiting, it goes from front to back, row-by-row. Do not push ahead of everyone unless you are going to miss your connection, then ask politely of you can move ahead. Most people are very understanding. Finally, thank the flight attendant(s) for a nice flight. They have to deal with some pretty rude people, it's nice to get some recognition.

Great advice! Thanks for sharing!

Another one is: saving your itenery as your lock screen so you don't have to log in to your email and its quicker.

Thank you so much!

Fantastic tips...thank you!

Great tips! Thank you !

Great info!!!! Thank you!!!

Finally someone who included great tips! THANKS so much for sharing this very informative video!

We're getting ready to travel to our daughters destination wedding..I thought I'd get some tips on RU-vid. Putting heavy items in your personal bag is life changing. I didn't realize that doesn't get weighed. This is especially useful traveling without a checked bag.

Flying in 3 days, best flying advice on RU-vid! Greatly appreciated 👍🏽🙏🏽

Great stuff. Thank you.

I love how you speak in such a chill tone.

Great recommendations Caesar. Thanks!

Thank you.

Thks...great tips!!

Great video, thank you! First time flying and I’ll be taking an international flight by myself. You covered customs briefly so I just want to ensure I caught the general gist of the logistics. - Go through check-in inside the airport - Pay for cargo luggage, if any? - Go through customs - Find gate - Wait near gate and hop on early as soon as they allow folks to board?

Super helpful, thanks for sharing!

These are excellent tips . Folks often don’t realize that traveling is extremely intimidating to some people and anxiety inducing. I’m chill about it but I know this will help others

Omg, thank you so much Caesar! :D

Great tips thanks 👍😊

Great tips!! Thanks for sharing!

Great video 👍!!

Ceasar I watch a lot of these and your information was invaluable, thank you and keep the great info coming.

Great tips thank you!

This was a Great Video. Clear and Knowledgeable. Thanks 🥰

Great tips!

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I love this video! First time going on a plane on Thursday! Going from Chicago to Las Vegas. I’m not scared of flying just anxious about what to expect and going through security. These are great tips! Thank you

AWESOME Video my Friend, very informative for Air Travel !

The water bottle tip is so good! Thanks!!

These are such helpful tips. I can't wait until I can travel again!!

Tks for sharing

Tip: Bring some tea bags or something that can be made with just hot water. Then, on the plane or airport, you can ask for hot water (free).

thank you very much for the video

Great tips Sir! Thanks for sharing!

This has got to be the most helpful video for a first time plane rider, like me. 👍

Your wife doing the cha cha slide on the cruise was a vibe 🌺✨

Best tips I’ve watched so far. Thank you.

Great video! TFS 👍🏾

Fantastic Tps !

If u get one of those credit cards which earn miles or points, don’t forget to bring ur Priority Pass card or app.

Great tips thank you

@2:09 - Correct! That’s only for carry on. If you check in your luggage, it must be in a clear quart sized bag. Liquid can exceed 3 oz and bottles don’t have to be clear. Other then that, your tips were awesome! Thnx!

Thanks for the tips

Videos like this are something I could watch for a while because when I get older I wanna move to Ohio and I live in Florida right now do videos like this are very helpful for me when I get older

First time flyer and this video definitely calmed me down and actually made me excited

Going to be my first flight alone, going later today. Thanks for the tips!

Great tips

A cheaper option for if you have a common luggage color is to tape a strip of colorful duct tape on both sides.

Tips are actually on point.

Good to know that the bottle filling stations are still open on water fountains. I drink a lot of water and we are headed to Mexico (hopefully!) in February.

Very helpful!

Tip: This is what I did when I went on holiday. It is so true that everyone has the same bags. To provide extra security for our luggage on our international flight , we brought some plastic wrap. From Amazon for £7 and yellow/green electricical tape. We wrapped our luggage a few times in the plastic and the coloured electrical tape, we wrapped it twice around the suitcase and handle. It made it so much easier to identify our luggage as we was looking for the tape.

Well done! Funny and informative

My first time traveling alone 😭 this helps so much !!

Great tips my friend!

Thank you Ceaser! I’m terrified of flying and this video helped me prepare for my upcoming trip.

Thank you man I’m flying this summer and haven’t flew for a good while and this is a very good refresh of what I will need to do keep up the good work with the videos man

Thank you so much, this video is super helpful!!! 👏

Thank you sr.

I’ve flown plenty of times but I was young so I didn’t need to know any of this stuff. I’m glad I know now!!

Great tips Ceasar!!! ..and you went out of your way to shoot in the airport! Cool!

Love this guy and his videos. 👍😎

thank you

God bless you man. Advice taken.

Thank you so much going to universal studios for the second time and the last time I flew there it sucked because I knew nothing this helped.

Make sure you are at the airport in plenty of time . The best tip of the lot.

Thanks--boarding pass and luggage tips! I’m a traveler and ready to go

i’m flying home for christmas for the first time by myself and i’m so nervous !! this was super helpful

Took some of your tips for my next trip. Thank you

Yes, Great tips and tricks for airport

Good points. Knew most of them but it has been so long since I flew it is good to review!

My tip is you can save $10 on your checked bag for a RT flight (or $5 one way) by paying in advance. Bags are now $35 each way so buy your bags at least 24 hours before check in to save a couple $$! Sidenote: idk if this is for every airline but, I've been able to do this with United and Jet Blue.

Lots of good info. 👍

Thank you for your tips! I’m kinda nervous about traveling alone on a plane the last time was a trip is with other people. This is the very first time alone and I just hope I won’t get lost.

VERY helpful video! Thanks for making it ❤️👍

Pack a set of clothes in your carry on bag in case you miss the next connection, flight maintenance, or weather problems.

Thank you 🇺🇲👌🏼

More and more frequently, the TSA scanners do not require you to remove anything from your carryon, e.g. laptops, liquids, etc. Look for a sign near the tubs. Usually there is a small sign telling you whether or not you need to remove items from your bag(s).

Excellent advise

Great video! The only thing I disagree with you on is the curbside check in. Ive never encountered a fee but a "tip" is always appreciated. A 5 or $10 tip is well worth it to me as apposed to going inside the airport and standing in those long lines....

Thank u for the tips this help me alot first time flying 😊

Oh so helpful. Thank you. My first flight coming up soon.

Great tips! Thank you! *Subscribed*😀

im flying alone preety soon and im completely infunctional in terms of going thru tsa and stuff alone :'D so this was actually rlly helpful thankuu

I've watched A LOT of flying tips and your first one was one I hadn't heard of. Thanks bunches for it because I would have fallen for it.

Im not even in the plane ✈️ yet and I’m crying already every night 😒 I got anxiety and panic attacks 😢 first time flying in 2 days Im nervous

Haven’t flown since 1977 , a greyhounder flying delta on Thursday , thanks for these tips

I always get TSA pre check automatically yet I never signed up. And that was 4 trips, all round trip. I know you can get it randomly, but so far I'm 4 out of 4 lol One tip I would add is to register as a citizen abroad when you go outside your own country. Better safe than sorry in case you get seriously lost or run into trouble. For American citizens, it's completely free to register and takes a few minutes online.

Great tips, Caesar....thanks. I will now learn how to get TSA pre-check and Global Entry.....at your suggestion. Loved vid.

Flying for the first time this summer.. your video was very helpful.. gonna get the tsa precheck lol i already have anxiety and wanna have everything ready that can make it a lil easier

Great video man! This is gonna be my first time traveling too and this helps so much!

🍀 Good video! As a former airline employee your "tips" wee spot on!! Take care !

Thanks man i gotta fly alone for the first time in a couple days. Excited but nervous.

Lolll I like how to catch the nosy people from the background 😂😂🤣🤣👍 New subs!

Me and My Gf and her dad are going to new york in a couple weeks from gatwick london airport it’s mine and my gfs first time flying and her dad decided we are going up the day before so we can get there like 5-6 hours before we take off so we can get every sorted so we aren’t stressing. tbis video actually really helped a lot

Super helpful