JuneBug88
junior member
Hi All,
Skeet asked me to tell about flying and going thru TSA. Going thru TSA was really no big deal. I warned them that I was going to set off the machine because of my knee. Once I set the machine off, they had a female TSA ask me questions, then I needed to have the bottom of my feet scaned ( I suggest wear shoes that you can slip on and off when flying.) They ask me to stand to be wanded to see what is metal and were it is. Then they pat you down by hand. On the flight to Ft. Lauderdale, I was not in an emergency exit row. I found that I needed to walk alot so my leg would not cramp up. THe flight to Boston I was sitting in an emergency exit row, man did I have leg room and I did not get cramped or my knee did not stiffen up. I highly recomend to sit in an emergency exit row. It made my trip home much better. I hope this helps anyone who is concedering flying in the future.
Debbi
Skeet asked me to tell about flying and going thru TSA. Going thru TSA was really no big deal. I warned them that I was going to set off the machine because of my knee. Once I set the machine off, they had a female TSA ask me questions, then I needed to have the bottom of my feet scaned ( I suggest wear shoes that you can slip on and off when flying.) They ask me to stand to be wanded to see what is metal and were it is. Then they pat you down by hand. On the flight to Ft. Lauderdale, I was not in an emergency exit row. I found that I needed to walk alot so my leg would not cramp up. THe flight to Boston I was sitting in an emergency exit row, man did I have leg room and I did not get cramped or my knee did not stiffen up. I highly recomend to sit in an emergency exit row. It made my trip home much better. I hope this helps anyone who is concedering flying in the future.
Debbi