Luggage Policy: Please be advised that airlines charge for checked luggage. (For example, Delta and US Air charge $25 for the first checked bag and $35 for the second bag. These prices may change and it is the reponsbility of the participant to check.) The RoundTable Policy states that no one will be reimbursed for checked luggage. You will be responsible to pay for checked luggage at the airline counter.
What is my carry-on baggage allowance? It is your responsibility to check with the airline on the specifics of the carry-on policy and the prices. Most airlines allow one carry-on item onboard the aircraft, plus one personal item. All carry-on items must fit easily in a SizeCheck® unit (approximately 22" x 14" x 9"), and weigh less than 40 pounds. The FAA mandates that all carry-on items have to fit under a seat or in an enclosed storage compartment.
Liquids and Containers—Taking a few minutes to prepare may help to prevent some real hassles at security or even the frustration of having personal property confiscated. Examples of liquids and gels included in these security measures are: Beverages, Creams, Hair gel, Hair spray, Shampoo, Toothpaste, Other items of similar consistency. For all liquids, gels, aerosols, and pastes limit each container to a maximum size of 3.0 oz/100ml. Place all such items in a single quart-size, clear plastic, zip-top bag.
Packing/Check-In Suggestions
These simple hints will usually help you to breeze right through security checkpoints.
à Travel light—minimal clutter will speed up the screening process.
à Leave cigarette lighters at home.
à Leave your pocket-knives, scissors, and any other sharp objects at home or put them in your checked baggage.
à Pack any spare lithium batteries for laptops, cell phones, etc. in your carry-on luggage only.
à Be ready to take off your shoes and put belts, mobile phones, and metal objects in your carry-on.
à Take your laptop out of its case and place it in the container provided for you.
à Have identification and your boarding pass ready to show.
What is my carry-on baggage allowance? It is your responsibility to check with the airline on the specifics of the carry-on policy and the prices. Most airlines allow one carry-on item onboard the aircraft, plus one personal item. All carry-on items must fit easily in a SizeCheck® unit (approximately 22" x 14" x 9"), and weigh less than 40 pounds. The FAA mandates that all carry-on items have to fit under a seat or in an enclosed storage compartment.
Liquids and Containers—Taking a few minutes to prepare may help to prevent some real hassles at security or even the frustration of having personal property confiscated. Examples of liquids and gels included in these security measures are: Beverages, Creams, Hair gel, Hair spray, Shampoo, Toothpaste, Other items of similar consistency. For all liquids, gels, aerosols, and pastes limit each container to a maximum size of 3.0 oz/100ml. Place all such items in a single quart-size, clear plastic, zip-top bag.
Packing/Check-In Suggestions
These simple hints will usually help you to breeze right through security checkpoints.
à Travel light—minimal clutter will speed up the screening process.
à Leave cigarette lighters at home.
à Leave your pocket-knives, scissors, and any other sharp objects at home or put them in your checked baggage.
à Pack any spare lithium batteries for laptops, cell phones, etc. in your carry-on luggage only.
à Be ready to take off your shoes and put belts, mobile phones, and metal objects in your carry-on.
à Take your laptop out of its case and place it in the container provided for you.
à Have identification and your boarding pass ready to show.
News
The Crusade RoundTable is scheduled to take place in Lexington, Virginia, Wednesday, June 13 - Saturday, June 16more
