Tips for Thanksgiving travel
Posted Oct 4, 2011 7:16 am.
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For those flying home for Thanksgiving this weekend, long lines are a given.
The vice president of marketing for itravel2000.com tells The Calgary Sun, to make sure travels go off without a hitch, get to the airport early.
He says checking in online and printing the boarding pass can save time when you arrive.
If you don’t have to check a bag, you can skip the counter altogether.
The spokesperson for the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority says to pack only what you need for the flight in your carry-on, and pack the knives and other tools in your checked bag.