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22/02/2024

When going through airport security screening, all liquids, aerosols and gels must be in containers of 100ml or less and placed in a clear, 1L resealable bag. You will be asked to place the bag in a bin to be scanned.
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22/02/2024

Did You Know? As part of the security screening process, all passengers are required to pass through the walk-through metal detector or the full-body scanner. If an alarm is triggered, screening officers are required to ensure it is resolved before allowing you through the security checkpoint. To minimize your chances of setting off an alarm, you can:
• Limit jewellery;
• Wear clothes without snaps, metal buttons or studs;
• Wear shoes without metal arches, buckles or steel-toes; and
• Avoid belts with large metal buckles.
Dress for success at security screening!
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22/02/2024

Common questions!
Soon-to-be travellers often turn to social media to ask if certain products are permitted through security screening. Over the next few weeks, we’ll share answers to a few of the most common questions.
🔎 The first question comes in from Rupert:
❔ Question: I’ll be travelling soon and wanted to know if I can bring my CPAP machine in my carry-on?
🖊️ Answer: Not a problem. CPAP devices are permitted through the security screening checkpoint. You will be asked to unpack the main unit from its carrying case and place it in a bin for inspection. We recommend bringing a clear plastic bag to place the main unit in when you do this to provide a layer of protection. Tubes and masks can stay in the carrying case.
The distilled water needed to operate a CPAP device is exempt from the 100 ml liquid restriction.
🛄Follow us to get answers to your security screening questions.
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22/02/2024

Common Questions
This week, we’re sharing the answer to a recent question from Antonio:
❔ Question: I returned from a trip recently and found a checked baggage notification card in my luggage. An item was removed from my luggage and I’m hoping to get it back, what should I do?
📝 Answer: Great question Antonio. All luggage, whether it’s carry-on or checked, undergoes X-ray screening before being permitted on a flight. If the X-ray shows something requiring further inspection, a physical search will be conducted. If it’s a checked bag, a “Notification of Checked Baggage Inspection” card is inserted in your bag. If the card specifies that an item was removed, please follow the directions on the card regarding who to call.
Before leaving on your trip, we recommend that you check our website to ensure all items you plan to take are permitted and whether they should be placed in your checked or carry-on baggage.
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21/02/2024

Et c’est reparti pour une autre belle saison de voyage de groupe en autocar!

Notre forfait le plus populaire est de retour: Le fameux “New York découverte 3 jours!”

Tous ces forfaits ont affiché complets l’an passé alors n’attendez pas!

Prochaine dates: du 17 au 19 mai 2024…
L'autobus est déjà à moitié rempli alors faites vite!

Pour plus d'information ou pour réserver:
Par courriel:[email protected]
Par téléphone: Josée Lévesque: 819-328-7061 ou Steven Newnham: 873-655-2499

19/02/2024

Travel checklist: Your passport to a smooth journey!
Travel Documents ✔️
Cash/Cards✔️
Cellphone ✔️
From travel documents to personal must-haves, we’ve got it all. Let our online travel checklist be your digital guide when preparing for your upcoming trip, so you can say goodbye to those “Did I forget something?” moments!
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19/02/2024

Did you know that duty-free are permitted in carry-on? 🧳 They must be properly sealed in an official security bag and accompanied by an itemized receipt. To read more, click the link below.
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19/02/2024

Attention all sport enthusiasts. Does your future include flying with sporting gear? From skis and snowboards to hockey sticks, find out the best ways to pack them and what to expect at the security screening checkpoint.
Hit the link to the CATSA website now and gear up for a hassle-free travel experience!
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12/02/2024

Bonjour a tous,

Une chambre en occupation quadruple (4) vient de se libérer pour notre long weekend de Pâques à New York.

Alors rassemblez un autre couple, les enfants, la famille ou des amis et venez passer ce long weekend à New York avec nous.

Seulement 819$ par personne en occupation quadruple…

12/02/2024

Flying with a child under two years of age? Here are a few tips to consider before you arrive at the security screening checkpoint:
• Car Seats and Strollers: Check with your airline ahead of time regarding their carry-on policy when travelling with larger items.
• Look for a Family/Special Needs Line: Some airports have designated lines for travellers with young children.
• Liquid Exemptions: Items such as breast milk and baby food are exempt from the 100ml liquid rule. Let the screening officer know if you have any of these items as they will need to be inspected.
• Help is Available: If you have any questions or need help, don’t hesitate to ask a screening officer.
https://www.catsa-acsta.gc.ca/en/winter-travel-guide-families

09/02/2024

Airport Screening and Liquids 101:
• 100ml limit: You are permitted to bring a 1L, resealable, transparent bag with containers of liquids, gels and aerosols that are no larger than 100 ml in your carry-on baggage.
• Remove liquids at the checkpoint: When you get to security screening, remove your 1L bag from your carry-on and place it in a bin.
• Declare larger quantities: If you have liquids that are exempt from the limit (e.g. medical items; necessities for baby), tell the screening officer so they can be inspected.
Follow these guidelines for a smoother experience during security screening.
Want to learn more? Check our website for additional carry-on packing tips.
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09/02/2024

For many travellers, staying healthy while on the go is a top priority. We’ve compiled a few key tips to streamline the security screening experience when carrying medication:

🧳 Packing
• Always include essential medications in your carry-on for quick access;
• Place any medication in liquid, gel or aerosol form in an easy-to-reach area of your carry-on for quick retrieval during security screening;
• Opt for original containers with pharmacy labels for liquid, gel or aerosol prescription medications;
• Pill organizers or blister packs are fine to go through security screening.

❄️Keep it cool
• Ice and gel packs are exempt from the 100ml restrictions when needed to keep medically necessary items and medications cold.

🛄 At security screening
Remove all liquid, aerosol and gel medications from your carry-on for inspection. They don’t need to be placed in a 1L plastic bag; simply inform the screening officer that you have medication for inspection;
• This applies to both prescription and non-prescription medications (e.g. cough syrup, decongestant spray, contact solution).
👍 By following these tips, you can manage your health with less stress and enjoy your journey to the fullest!
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07/02/2024

We have some quick tips when travelling with electronics!
• Safely place small electronics (phones, tablets) in your carry-on before reaching the security checkpoint. If your boarding pass is on your phone, place it in your carry-on after it’s been scanned by the screening officer;
• When going through screening, take large electronics, like laptops, out of their cases and place them in a bin. Make sure nothing is placed on top or underneath them;
• Since many laptops look alike, consider adding a label or unique marker on your device for easy identification when your bin comes out of the X-ray. You can also place your bag of liquids beside your laptop in the bin to make it easier to identify your items.
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06/02/2024

Family travel made easy! All passengers must undergo security screening, regardless of age, prior to boarding an airplane. The first step to a positive screening experience starts at home.

What you pack in your carry-on and how you pack your items, can make all the difference:
• Separate liquids, aerosols and gels. Each passenger is allowed to bring a 1L, resealable, transparent bag with containers of liquids, gels and aerosols that are no larger than 100 ml.
• If you are travelling with an infant younger than two years of age (0-24 months), you can bring baby food, milk, liquid formula, water, juice and other baby items in quantities greater than 100 ml. Ensure these items are easily removable from your carry-on, as they will need to be inspected separately.
• Consider packing entertainment for your children, especially for longer flights. Books, tablets, games and toys are great options to keep everyone occupied during your journey. Ensure to leave toys that look like weapons (e.g. water guns) at home.
• Certain powders and granular materials, like baby powder or inorganic baby formula, are limited to a total quantity of 350 ml or less when packed in carry-on baggage.
• Solid foods such as granola bars, apples and sandwichesare good to go in your carry-on baggage.

More CATSA-approved screening tips are available for a seamless air travel experience here: https://ow.ly/Tvrq50QxTyb
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06/02/2024

Pro tip: Find out if there are seasonal conditions that could negatively affect your stay at your , before you there.

Check the Natural disasters and climate section of our to get started: https://ow.ly/P0vq50Qy2Tv

17/01/2024

Before you plug into your music, here are some quick tips when travelling with small electronics!
• Place small electronics (phones, tablets) in your carry-on before you get to the security checkpoint. If your boarding pass is on your phone, place it in your carry-on after it has been scanned;
• Put earphones, ear buds and headphones in your carry-on and not directly in the bin so they don’t get left behind.
Travel smart and stay connected!
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16/01/2024

Travel tip: There’s no need to sacrifice on style while on the go! Your favourite makeup essentials can be packed in your carry-on or checked baggage. Don’t forget, liquid and gel-based items like mascara and lip gloss are limited to quantities of 100ml or less, when packed in your carry-on.
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16/01/2024

Family travel made easy! All adults, children and infants must undergo security screening prior to boarding an airplane. Follow these CATSA-approved screening tips to help you prepare.
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10/01/2024

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05/01/2024

Behind the Scenes: Airport Screening Process 🛃🎥
Here is what to expect at the security screening checkpoint:
• Before you get to the bins, place your valuables (passport, watch) and other small items inside your carry-on bag. If you are using your cellphone as your boarding pass, keep it handy and ready to be scanned.
• You will be asked to remove any large electronic from its carrying case and to place it in a bin with nothing on top or underneath it.
• Remove your 1L travel-sized liquids, aerosols and gels bag from your carry-on bag and place it in a bin.
• Place your carry-on bag and all outwear in a bin.
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05/01/2024

Holiday travel tip: Bringing sweet treats on your journey!
The holiday season is sweeter when you travel with your favourite cookies, bars and other sugary delights! Here are some tips:
• Pack them in sturdy, airtight containers to keep them fresh and intact.
• While it’s not required, consider removing your food from your carry-on and placing it in a separate bin to expedite the screening process.
• Check for any restrictions on food at your destination if you’re taking an international flight.
• Remember that there are restrictions on liquids and gels in your carry-on. So if it’s spreadable or pourable and over 100 ml (e.g. containers of sauces, syrups, icing, dough), it needs to go in your checked baggage.
• Share a photo of your delicious travelling baked goods and tell us where you’re heading!
At CATSA, we’re here to help you spread holiday joy with every bite and flight!
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