Sept. 3, 2021


 


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Mask Up
Face Coverings Still Required at CLT

 

Oh, how we long for the days when travel was easy and we did not have to wear a mask. Right? 

Because of increasing cases of COVID-19 nationwide, the Transportation Security Administration has extended the face mask requirement for individuals across all transportation networks throughout the United States, including at airports, onboard commercial aircraft, on over-the-road buses, and on commuter bus and rail systems through Jan. 18, 2022.

We understand the indoor and outdoor face masks vary by state, but at Charlotte Douglas International Airport a face mask is required when visiting any of our facilities, including shuttle buses and all indoor locations. That means the terminal from check-in and security screening to walking through the terminal and your boarding area. Airlines also require passengers wear a mask when flying. 

Travelers should check with their airline on additional inflight restrictions before taking their trip. All commuters and travelers should check with the CDC website for additional guidance. Exemptions to the face mask requirement for travelers under the age of 2 years old and those with certain disabilities as well as civil penalty fines also will remain in place. Individuals who violate the TSA security directive could face fines ranging from $250 for the first offense up to $1,500 for repeat offenders. 

 


 

Labor Day Travel is Here

The official end of the summer travel season is upon us, but CLT expects to be very busy this Labor Day weekend. 

More than 200,000 customers are expected to travel from, to and through Charlotte Douglas International Airport from Friday. Sept 3 through Monday, Sept. 6.

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 When Traveling, Remember
What You Were Taught as Children


WATCH - Kids Talk: Unruly Passengers

Flying the friendly skies is a bit less friendly these days. COVID-19 has changed a lot about our daily lives. As we start to travel more, it’s worth reminding ourselves of the manners we were taught as children and the common courtesies that are critical to interacting with other people.

The FAA, which governs air travel, has seen a disturbing increase in incidents of airline passengers disrupting flights with threatening or violent behavior. Earlier this year FAA Administrator Steve Dickson signed an order directing a stricter legal enforcement policy against unruly airline passengers in the wake of recent, troubling incidents.

In The Window Seat is a reminder kindness goes a long way. The pandemic has affected us all differently. Each of us has responded and adjusted our lives in different ways. Yes, the rules we have been asked to abide by over the last 18 months have been inconvenient, a challenge and even a bit divisive. But as you go back out in the world and as you make your travel plans, remember the basic manners we all learned as children.

The Window Seat

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