Passengers are required to have a boarding pass to get through security checkpoints. Check with your airline to find out its recommended procedure for obtaining boarding passes.

1) All airlines issue boarding passes from their ticket counter location.

2) Some airlines allow passengers to print a boarding pass from an internet site using a home computer.

3) Some airlines issue boarding passes at curbside check-in.

4) Some airlines have self-service machines in the ticketing lobby that will print out boarding passes.

5) Boarding passes are issued by Midwest Airlines near the entrance to Concourse D, and Northwest Airlines near the entrance to Concourse E.

Passengers age 18 and over should keep their current, valid, government-issued photo ID (such as a drivers license or passport) out and available until they board the plane.

PACKING: Place food and film in your CARRY-ON bag. Use this link to find out what other products may be placed in your CARRY-ON bag: TSA Carry-On Guidance.

Place sharp objects and containers larger than 3 ounces of liquids, gels, lotions (such as shampoo, conditioner and other hair products), toothpaste and other creams in your CHECKED-IN bag. Do not lock your CHECKED-IN bag OR you may use a TSA approved lock, available at many retailers. Place personal items in a clear plastic bag. Do not wrap gifts that will be placed in either your carry-on or checked bag. For more tips, use this link: TSA Travel Tips.

GENERAL INFORMATION: Most airlines advise that you arrive an hour-and-a half to two hours before your flight is scheduled to depart. The front drives are available for active loading and unloading. Unattended vehicles on the front drives will be towed immediately. If you have carry-on baggage only AND a boarding pass, you may proceed through the security checkpoint to the gate. If you have luggage to check, you must use curbside check-in or your airline's ticket counter. Carry-ons are limited to one bag and one personal item (purse, briefcase, etc.) per passenger. Check with your airline about further carry-on restrictions. Beverages and sharp items in your carry-on luggage (scissors, nail files, Swiss Army knives, etc.) may be confiscated at the security checkpoint. Storage lockers are no longer available at the airport. Only ticketed passengers are allowed past concourse security checkpoints. Passengers may be met at the entrance to the concourse or in the baggage claim lobby.