12 Airport Mistakes Seniors Should NEVER Make Before Flying (Flight Attendants Wish Seniors Knew!)

🔗Save $2,000+ On Your Next Flight By Learning The Hidden Rules, Rights and Refunds Airlines Never Explain: https://theseniorflyer.com/ 12 Airport Mistakes Seniors Should NEVER Make Before Flying (Flight Attendantds Wish Seniors Knew This!) Missing a seat number on your boarding pass means you do not have a confirmed seat yet — you have a place in line for one — and on many U.S. airlines the passengers who checked in last are among the first chosen when an oversold flight needs to cut someone. Online check-in typically opens twenty-four hours before departure, and calling the airline the same day to request a seat assignment can prevent that problem entirely. The video also covers why the size printed on a bottle matters at security rather than how much liquid remains inside, and why keeping all medication in the bag under the seat in front of you — not in checked luggage — protects you when bags are delayed. Several other habits are covered, including weighing your suitcase at home the night before, going to your gate before any shops, and carrying a printed boarding pass as a backup for when a phone battery dies. #airporttips #boardingpass #TSA#flightattendant #carryon #seniors