Baggage claim policies vary by airport and airline. Typically, passengers can claim their checked luggage after passing through customs (for international flights) or at the designated baggage claim area. Check with your airline for specific baggage claim procedures and policies.

Check-in procedures usually involve:
– Online check-in or self-service kiosks
– Bag drop-off (if checked luggage)
– Presenting a valid government-issued ID and boarding pass
Boarding procedures typically involve:
– Presenting your boarding pass to the gate agent
– Scanning your boarding pass
– Boarding the aircraft

Security screening procedures typically involve:
– Liquids, gels, and aerosols in containers of 3.4 oz or less
– Removing electronics, shoes, belts, and jackets
– Passing through metal detectors or scanners
– Additional screening may be required for certain items or passengers

Prohibited items in carry-on luggage typically include:
– Sharp objects (e.g., knives, scissors)
– Firearms and ammunition
– Explosives and flammable materials
– Certain chemicals and toxins