About Natalia Ippolito Expertise I am a former TSA Airport Security Screener and have screened thousands of families at security checkpoint. Any questions about packing, do's-and-don'ts, how to dress children, how to prepare them for the screening process, child safety, and traveling with children with disabilities. I've seen and heard it all!
Experience I am a former TSA Dual Function Security Screener and have spent thousands of hours in front of the x-ray monitor, checking passengers at the walk through metal detector and searching carry-on and checked baggage. I wrote the book, I MIGHT AS WELL BE NAKED: How To Survivie Airport Screening With Your Clothes On!
Publications I have appeared on over 25 radio and tv interviews about my book,
I MIGHT AS WELL BE NAKED: How to Survive Airport Screening With Your Clothes On! I have several articles both on-line and on my website:
http://www.airportbook.com/articles.htm
Education/Credentials My degree is in Television Production and Communications.
Awards and Honors Award winning co-author of the filmscripts; LITTLE NAPALI WARRIORS and BAY AREA GHOSTS.
Question As a last minute trip we have decided to take our 2 and 5 year old to Orlando. My 5 year hold has his birth certificate and I thought I had my two year old taken care of, but it was in the safety deposit box and I think I will have to reorder. Does she need it to fly? We leave in 11 days and it appears we might have to wait 15 days for a copy.
Answer Hi Lesley,
This is an airline questions, so call them right away. As far as TSA, the screeners do not ask for identification, just boarding passes. Remember you still need to present your id and boarding pass to the ticket checker, who is an employee of the airlines.
