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The COVID-19 pandemic may have changed how we travel, but it hasn't stifled our appetite for exploring. Here are a few tips on how to handle travel's new challenges:

• Find out what, if any, rules or restrictions apply to both your destination and origin. You may not be able to travel depending on local circumstances, so remember to check in advance.
• You're required to wear a face mask at the airport, even at screening checkpoints. You should be prepared to lower your mask for identification purposes when asked.
• To minimize the risk of cross-contamination, position your boarding pass on the reader yourself and then hold it up for inspection. Do not hand your pass directly to a TSA agent.
• TSA now allows passengers to take one container of hand sanitizer, up to 12 oz (350 ml) in size, in carry-on bags. This will have to be removed from your bag for X-ray scanning.
• Put any personal items (e.g, keys, phone and wallet) in your carry-on instead of a bin to minimize handling during the screening process.
• Separate any food you're carrying for X-ray scanning. Food items often set off the alarm. Placing them in a clear plastic bag and into a bin reduces the need for a TSA officer to touch and inspect your belongings.

As travel bans start to lift, most airlines are back in action with new strategies including physical distancing and enhanced disinfection measures. Here's what multiple carriers are doing to help combat COVID-19:

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