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NY1 Segment featured Mini Kittour Jet Setter as a fashion must have for Fall!
     
  airport tips  
     
  1.   One of the quickest ways to get to your gate is to use the online check in service offered by most airlines. Depending on the airline of choice, you may even get better seating or early boarding.

2.   Always pack an extra pair of underwear in your carry on just in case you get stuck in-between travels or your luggage gets lost!

3.   When possible, it’s best to keep your liquids packed into your checked mini kittour® kit or luggage. You will get through security faster.

4.   Since TSA requires you to take off your shoes to go through airport security, choose a pair that are easy to slip on and off - it will make your trip through the security line go much quicker! If you need to go straight to a business meeting or an event that requires anything more than flip-flops, try to pack those shoes into your carry on.

5.   Remember: 3-1-1 for your carry-on = 3.4 ounce bottle or less (by volume); 1 quart-sized, clear, plastic, zip-top bag; 1 bag per passenger placed in screening bin. One-quart bag per person limits the total liquid volume each traveler can bring. 3.4 oz. container size is a security measure.		  
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  airport tips  
     
  6.   If you need to check in at the ticket counter, it’s best to arrive AT LEAST 45 minutes before your flight, and 3 hours before an international flight.

7.   Go with the flow on vacation. Leave behind the big bottles of hair gel, straightening serum and frizz-control. Grab a pre-packed mini kittour® travel kit, or just ‘n case individual mini bottles to organize and simplify, while you beautify!

8.   Don’t forget your photo ID when joining the security line. Be sure to have a valid, unexpired photo ID or passport that matches the name on your booked ticket. Mini kittour® offers a stylish, quilted passport cover with an additional pocket to conveniently keep both forms of ID handy during your travels.

9.   To avoid a false alarm at the security check point, it’s best to remove jewelry, pocket change, and cell phones, and pre-pack them into your purse, laptop case, or carry-on. This will ensure you sail by the metal detector and avoid additional screening.

10.   Pack your carry-on in layers. If it’s a quick trip and you are taking everything in your carry-on, by packing your bag in layers, it makes viewing via security much easier.		  
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