Showing posts with label Children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Children. Show all posts
Traveling with family
Parents traveling overseas with children should know health risks and how to avoid them.
An estimated 1.9 million American children travel internationally
each year, and the number is increasing. In general, children face most
of the same health risks as their parents, but the consequences can be
more serious. Some conditions can be difficult to recognize in children,
especially in those who aren't talking yet. If you are planning to
travel to another country with your kids, be familiar with the risks of
travel to help them stay safe and healthy.
Traveling with Children
TSA
is required to screen everyone, regardless of age, in order to ensure
the security of all travelers. Many Transportation Security Officers are
parents themselves and understand travelers’ concern for their
children. Security officers will approach children gently and treat them
with respect. If a child becomes uncomfortable or upset, security
officers will consult parents about the best way to relieve the child's
concern.
Screening procedures for passengers 12 and under include:
Screening procedures for passengers 12 and under include:
- Allowing children 12 and under to leave their shoes on.
- Allowing multiple passes through the walk through metal detector and advanced imaging technology to clear any alarms on children.
- Using explosives trace detection technology on a wider basis to resolve alarms on children.
The Screening Process
- Children 12 and under can leave their shoes on during screening.
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