7 security precautions to take in flight now when war breaks out

The US State Department suggested these steps to maximize your safety in the air and worldwide.


Last week, the United States government issued several warnings due to the Hamas-Israel war, many of which involved trips abroad. If you have planned a trip and prepare to jump on a plane soon, there are security precautions that you should take to protect yourself through the world.

Take note of the following steps recommended by the US State Department to fly safely now during war hours.

In relation: The FBI publishes 3 tips to protect you as violent extremist threats increase

1
Stay "alert" in tourist places

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On Thursday, the State Department issued a warning to all travelers. "Due to the increase in tensions in various places around the world, the potential for terrorist attacks, demonstrations or violent actions against citizens and American interests, the State Department advises American citizens of the foreign to exercise increased caution. The first that American citizens should do is "stay vigilant in the places frequented by tourists," they warn.

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Register for the Intelligent Travelers Registration Program

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The State Department also suggests registering Intelligent travelers' registration program ( STAGE ) "To receive information and alerts and facilitate the location of an emergency abroad," they say.

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Follow the State Department on social networks

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In the same declaration, they recommended to follow the State Department on Facebook And Twitter . Before getting on a plane, you must make sure that your final destination is not noted level 4 in the problems of the US State Department Recommendations to travelers list.

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Keep your travel documents and ID Closeby

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Make sure you have all the travel documents and the identification necessary for your trip - and make copies in case. You don't want to find yourself in a situation where you cannot prove your identity or your citizenship.

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Reconsider European holidays

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Todd Brown, a senior retired state official who worked in diplomatic security for more than 30 years, said Cnn Thursday, the threat of climbing "is not limited to the Middle East" and could also spread to Europe as anger against the actions of the Israeli government towards Gaza. "I think people should think about their travels and not think blindly:" Oh, everything is fine ", or" I'm going to a European capital ", he said Cnn , adding that he had told his daughter to reprogram a trip she had planned.

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Do not exceed personal information

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The FBI also published Three advice on how citizens can protect themselves. "It is important for people to protect themselves online and in person and to report any suspicious activity they meet," writes the office. This includes the absence of personal surface information, whether you are on an airplane or promise yourself in a city. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

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Say something if you see something

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Keep your eyes open for suspicious behavior and say something if you see something. "The island nature of today's violent extremists makes them difficult to identify and disrupt the attack before an attack." The FBI writes.


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