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The COVID-19 pandemic may have changed how we travel, but it hasn't put the brakes on our passion for exploring. Here are some tips on how to handle travel's new challenges:

• Before booking anything, see if any travel restrictions apply — in both your origin and destination. Stay informed with the latest updates by reviewing government travel advisories.
• Requirements state that you must wear a face mask at the airport, even at screening checkpoints. You should be prepared to adjust your mask for ID purposes when asked by a TSA employee.
• Do not hand your boarding pass (electronic or paper) directly to a TSA employee. Rather, position your pass on the reader and then hold it up so the agent can inspect it.
• One container of liquid hand sanitizer is now permitted in your carry-on baggage. It must be no larger than 12 oz (350 ml), and you'll need to take it out of your bag for X-ray scanning.
• Place any personal items (phone, wallet and keys) in your carry-on rather than a bin to reduce handling during screening.
• Separate any food you're carrying for X-ray scanning. Putting it in a clear plastic bag and into a bin reduces the need for a TSA employee to handle and inspect your belongings.

Social distancing is just the beginning of new aviation strategies to help combat COVID-19. From the waiting lounge to your designated seat, these airlines will whisk you away to Molokai with greater peace of mind:

• Hawaiian Airlines - this airline is known for providing passenger masks and cleaning with disinfectant.
• Southwest Airlines - this airline is known for providing passenger masks and cleaning with disinfectant.
• United Airlines - this airline is known for providing passenger masks and cleaning with disinfectant.