my grandma (undiagnosed) programmed me into going to the airport 3hrs earlier than the flight so i’m extremely prepared, i know my surroundings near the gate, i have time to settle before the flight, and noise cancelling headphones technology has made it even better. obv that is not for everyone, but those things have helped me with travel especially to new major airports! personally i love traveling alone! my ASD irritates travel companions usually lol.

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not really :3 it can be a little intimidating but you got it!! make sure to keep your id and your tickets with you, it’ll be reaally helpful to reference so your brain doesn’t freak out! just keep in mind your gate number and your layover time. most of the time if your layover is short they’ll put the gates close together!! ALSO remember to check the big ass board of flights when you land for your connecting flights in case they change gates. theres apps for that though that will live time

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how much time do you have between layovers? that’s honestly the only part of flying that scares me anymore. i always get to the airport at least 2 hours before my flight starts boarding. i’ve never solo travelled but i do fly solo often

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I’ve flown back and forth a lot for college! Depending on the airport, definitely arrive at least 1 hour, preferably 2, before the boarding time. You could also use the app of the airline, this has made things so much easier for me. If needed, look up a map of the parking lots, the requirements/fees, and directions towards your terminal. Keep all liquids in checked bags, I’ve had different experiences from different TSAs, it’s best to just put it all in a checked bag.

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