Travelers urged to arrive at airport 4 hours early due to long security lines.
- The San Juan Daily Star
- Mar 10
- 1 min read
By THE STAR STAFF
Aerostar Airport Holdings, the operator of Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in Carolina, recommended on Monday that passengers arrive at the airport at least four hours early due to delays at security checkpoints.
“We recommend arriving at the airport at least 4 hours before your scheduled flight time to complete the security screening process with ample time,” Aerostar said in a written statement.
The operator indicated that some passengers have experienced significant delays in security lines.
The situation is reportedly due to a temporary staffing shortage at the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), which has resulted in longer than usual wait times at security checkpoints (see related story on page 6).
Aerostar stated that its staff continues to work with the TSA to facilitate passenger flow and guide travelers within the terminal.
The company also urged passengers to contact their airline directly for updated flight status information.
Wow, four hours early? That sounds like an absolute nightmare! Anyone planning any New Zealand travel soon definitely needs to factor this in, but waiting around that long is rough. Security lines have gotten so out of hand lately. Usually, you want to chill before a flight, not spend half your day stuck standing in a massive queue just to get your bags checked. If this keeps up, people are going to start dreading flying entirely. Hopefully, airports sort out these delays fast, because wasting hours before a trip is no fun for anyone trying to enjoy a holiday.
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