Aragusuku Island Trip

As a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, travelling today comes with more challenges than usual. Cast your eye over the following tips before jumping on your plane to Aragusuku Island:

• Before booking your flight, check if any travel bans or restrictions apply — in both your origin and destination. Keep informed with the latest updates by reviewing official government websites.
• When you go through airport screening, do not remove your face mask. You will be asked to lower it briefly for identification purposes. Passengers who refuse to wear a face mask may be fined and denied entry.
• To reduce the potential of cross-contamination, place your boarding pass on the reader yourself and then hold it up for inspection. Do not hand your pass directly to a TSA employee.
• TSA is now allowing 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 at the X-ray machine for scanning.
• Remove items from your pocket, like your wallet, keys and phone, and put them in your carry-on rather than into bins. This will reduce handling during screening.
• If you're bringing food on the plane, place it in a clear plastic bag and then into a scanning bin. This lessens the likelihood that a TSA agent will need to handle your carry-on bag or food container for closer inspection.

Social distancing is just the beginning of new air travel strategies to lessen the spread of COVID-19. From the waiting lounge to your designated seat, these carriers will whisk you away to Aragusuku Island with greater peace of mind:

• ANA - this airline is known for providing passenger masks and cleaning with disinfectant.
• Japan Transocean Air - this airline is known for cleaning with disinfectant and providing passenger masks.
• Japan Airlines - this airline is known for providing passenger masks and cleaning with disinfectant.