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The COVID-19 outbreak has resulted in substantial changes to the way we travel. If you're flying to Mare Island, the following tips will help you navigate this new travelling reality:

• Find out if any travel restrictions apply to your destination and origin before locking in your flight. Also check if there are any special conditions you'll have to follow on arrival, such as taking a COVID-19 test.
• Requirements state you must wear a face mask at the airport, including at security checkpoints. Be prepared to lower your mask for identification purposes when asked by a TSA employee.
• Instead of handing a TSA agent your boarding pass, place it directly on the scanner yourself. After that, hold it up for inspection.
• TSA is now permitting passengers to take one container of hand sanitizer, up to 12 oz (350 ml) in size, in carry-on luggage. This will have to be removed from your bag to be screened.
• Put any personal items (phone, wallet and keys for example) in your carry-on rather than a bin to minimize handling during screening.
• If you're planning to take food through the screening checkpoint, put it in a clear plastic bag and then into a screening bin. This reduces the likelihood that a TSA employee will need to touch your food container or carry-on bag for inspection.

As travel restrictions start to lift, airlines are now servicing flights with new measures including physical distancing and increased sanitization. Here's what multiple carriers are doing to help minimize the spread of COVID-19:

• United Airlines - this airline is known for providing passenger masks and cleaning with disinfectant.
• Southwest Airlines - this airline is known for providing passenger masks and cleaning with disinfectant.
• Alaska Airlines - this airline is known for providing passenger masks and cleaning with disinfectant.