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i haven’t been on a plane in 10 years. i am 13 now. i remember somethings from it, like a conveyor belt. but for get the rest. i am going on a plane in november, and it will be i think a 2-4 hour flight. also, any tips for me on how to let the time pass?
Go to the airline desk, check your baggage and get your boarding pass.
Go to the security line, show your ID and boarding pass. You’ll have to put your purse, carry on bag, shoes, etc. in bins to go through the X-ray machine. (See link below for carry on restrictions.)
After going through the arch, collect your stuff, put your shoes back on, look at the board to see the location of your gate (which will be printed on your boarding pass), go there.
Bring a book, mp3 player, snacks, etc. The time will pass pretty quickly.