TRAVEL ETIQUETTES

 Do not be upset when an immigration

officers are rude to you
 Don’t cause a traffic jam at the security
check
 Do not ask a stranger to watch your
stuff
 Do not bring food with offensive smell
or anything that is not allowed by the
destination
 If you can’t lift your bag, don’t carry it
on
 Do not recline in economy
 When using the lavatory, leave it in
better condition
 If your seatmate is wearing headphones
or typing on his or her computer, this
clearly means, "Do not disturb,"
 "If you’re seated in a window or middle
seat and must go to the lavatory, gently
tap your seatmates and say, ‘Excuse
me’
 "Keep your arms and legs to yourself –
keep your shoes on always.
 Never put your belongings in someone
else’s overhead bin or underneath
someone else's seat
 The unlucky person in the middle seat
gets one perk: sole ownership of the
armrests
 When the plane hits the tarmac, "don’t
race for the door," Instead, "wait for the
seatbelt sign to turn off before getting
up. Be patient, wait your turn and file
out in the order in which you are
seated.“
 Don’t aggressively crowd the belt in
baggage claim
 The unlucky person in the middle seat
gets one perk: sole ownership of the
armrests
 Put your tray tables up during take off
or landing
 Keep your window shades up during
take off or landing
 Always fasten your seatbelt when
taking off or landing
 Don’t freak out if there’s turbulence
 Dressing well makes you stand out in
a positive way. In many ways it’s a sign
of respect!
 You are still responsible for yourself
when you’re asleep