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FORT WORTH, Texas, June 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Millions of families will take to the sky in search of great firework displays on this holiday weekend. Whether you're hitting the beach, going to the city or heading for the mountains, American Airlines, a founding member of the global oneworld(R) Alliance, wants to help make this July Fourth holiday memorable by offering some tips with the family in mind.
Before Traveling...
-- When traveling on an international itinerary with a lap child (infants
under the age of two), contact American Airlines Reservations prior to
departure at 1-800-433-7300 (en Espanol 1-800-633-3711) for
information on the proper documentation required for security
clearance and boarding. Infant ticket and fare rules for
international destinations, including Canada, Mexico, and the
Caribbean, vary by country, so call ahead to avoid surprises at the
airport. Although there is no charge for traveling with lap children
within the U.S., allow for extra time at the airport to provide proper
documentation to a ticket agent.
-- Consider purchasing a lightweight child-restraint system rather than
lugging a bulky car seat through security. The system is easily
transportable, and fits almost all American and American Eagle seats.
See http://www.aa.com/children for more information.
-- Some countries require a child traveling with only one parent to carry
written, notarized consent from the absent parent. Contact the embassy
or consulate of your destination country for information.
As You Pack...
-- Domestic Economy Class customers can check one bag for $15; a second
checked bag is $25. If you've achieved AAdvantage Gold, Platinum, or
Executive Platinum status, the first two checked bags are free. See
http://www.aa.com/baggageinfo for information, as other exceptions apply.
-- Include your name, flight number, itinerary and phone contact inside
each checked bag in case the bag tag becomes detached in transit.
-- When traveling with an infant, be sure to bring enough food and
supplies with you. American does not provide baby food, bottles or
other related items. However, baby bottles can be heated on all
flights operated by American Airlines. American Eagle and
AmericanConnection flights are not equipped to heat baby bottles.
-- Fill a backpack for young children with crayons, coloring books,
inexpensive toys and snacks. Consider holding a new or special item
aside until you are airborne.
-- Place all prescription medicine, jewelry, documents, car keys and
other valuables in a carry-on bag that will fit under the seat in
front of you. That way, if overhead bin space happens to be full, you
won't have to check your bag with valuables at the gate.
Before Leaving for the Airport...
-- Dress yourself and your children in comfortable clothes, and wear
shoes that are easy to slip on and off at the security checkpoint.
-- Reduce time and stress at the airport by checking in online. Visit
http://www.aa.com/checkin up to 24 hours prior to flight to select or change
seats, and print your boarding pass.
-- If you're over the age of 18, federal law requires you to show a
government issued photo ID at Transportation Security Administration
(TSA) checkpoints. See
http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/acceptable_documents.shtm for examples
of TSA acceptable IDs. If you're traveling internationally, don't
forget your passport, as well as other important documents for all
customers, including lap children. Make copies to carry with you (or
scan and e-mail a copy to yourself) and to leave with others at home.
At the Airport...
-- TSA limits the amount of liquids, gels and aerosols you may carry on
board; however, medication, baby formula and food, breast milk, and
juice are allowed in reasonable quantities exceeding three ounces and
are not required to be in a zip-top bag. Families should declare these
items for inspection at the checkpoint. For more information,
including limitations on international travel, visit
http://www.aa.com/liquids. TSA's Web site, http://www.tsa.gov/, is also a good source
of information.
-- Customers may carry onboard one bag that fits in the overhead bin or
under the seat, plus one personal item, such as a purse, briefcase or
laptop. A diaper bag and umbrella stroller (as long as they fit in the
overhead bin) for a lap or ticketed child are permitted onboard in
addition to the standard carry on allowance. Additionally, an
approved safety seat and collapsible stroller may be checked at no
charge. Don't forget to label seats and strollers with your name and
contact phone number.
-- Allow extra time for traffic, parking and transportation to the
terminal. Travelers should plan to arrive at the airport at least 90
minutes before departure for domestic flights and two to three hours
prior to departure for international flights. Some cities have even
earlier suggested arrival times because of lengthy TSA security
checkpoint lines. See http://www.aa.com/airportexpectations for cities where
earlier arrival is recommended.
-- Instead of trying to remember your parking location or writing it down
on a scrap of paper, take a picture of your location sign with a
camera phone or digital camera.
-- If you haven't already checked in beforehand at AA.com, try one of
American's quick and easy Self-Service Check-in machines. They're a
great time-saver and can be used for both domestic and international
flights. You can print a boarding pass, check luggage, select or
change seats, confirm flight changes and purchase upgrades.
-- Curbside Check-in is another great time saver. You can check your bag
with a skycap at the curb, and then it's a straight shot to the
security line and your gate.
While You're Waiting...
-- Visit an Admirals Club(R) lounge. Select locations in Chicago,
Dallas/Fort Worth, Los Angeles, Miami, and New York offer children's
rooms equipped with computers that have "kid-friendly" games and
programs, as well as a TV featuring age-appropriate programming.
One-Day passes are available for $50, and can be purchased in person,
online, or at Self-Service Check-in machines.
-- American and American Eagle typically begin boarding aircraft about 30
minutes before flight time for domestic flights (45 minutes for
international flights) in order to help ensure an on-time departure.
Onboard the Plane...
-- A portable video player, audio player, or reading material can make
the time fly, especially for young travelers. However, audio and video
equipment may only be used with headsets.
-- Changes in air pressure during descent may cause discomfort in small
children. Be prepared by having a bottle, pacifier or chewing gum
with you. Frequent swallowing allows air to flow freely out of and
into the ear and sinus cavities, preventing discomfort.
-- American and American Eagle offer complimentary non-alcoholic
beverages onboard, and juice and milk are available for children. In
addition, American offers a choice of fresh light meals and snacks
through food-for-sale program. Options vary based on flight time and
length.
For more valuable travel information, visit http://www.aa.com/traveltips. And remember, fireworks are prohibited, so leave them at home.
About American Airlines
American Airlines, American Eagle and AmericanConnection(R) serve 250 cities in 40 countries with, on average, more than 3,400 daily flights. The combined network fleet numbers more than 900 aircraft. American's award-winning Web site, AA.com(R), provides users with easy access to check and book fares, plus personalized news, information and travel offers. American Airlines is a founding member of the oneworld(R) Alliance, which brings together some of the best and biggest names in the airline business, enabling them to offer their customers more services and benefits than any airline can provide on its own. Together, its members serve nearly 700 destinations in more than 130 countries and territories. American Airlines, Inc. and American Eagle Airlines, Inc. are subsidiaries of AMR Corporation. AmericanAirlines, American Eagle, AmericanConnection, AA.com, We know why you fly and AAdvantage are registered trademarks of American Airlines, Inc. (NYSE: AMR)
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DATASOURCE: American Airlines
CONTACT: Charley Wilson, Corporate Communications of American Airlines,
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