Planning for Security
Part of enjoying a relaxed travel experience means not enduring stress regarding the time that travel sometimes takes. For the last seven years, airline security has operated at a higher level than before 09/11. Perhaps many travelers thought that security restrictions would relax with time. It seems, however, that security restrictions are becoming tighter. What this can mean for travelers is an increase in the time to wait.
Don’t get us wrong, ParkSleepFly isn’t saying security checkpoints are bad! Rather, we understand how important they are, and wouldn’t want the safety of travelers to be compromised. However, that doesn’t mean that travelers enjoy the extra time it takes to pass through security…escpecially when that means the possibility of missing a flight. So how is this possibility overcome? Airlines recommend that travelers allow two hours or more to pass through all of the necessary security checkpoints.
So, people have started leaving earlier for the airport. However, that “or more” attached to the two hour estimate completely changed the notion of how early travelers should leave for flights. As confusion mixes with rush hour, travel to and from the airport can turn into a stress mess. Want to avoid that congestion for your early morning flight, and still make it to the airport in time to pass through security? Book a hotel room near your airport, along with parking, and PSF will see to it that your planning for security doesn’t bring you a heap of stress.
