International Travel

International travel usually requires the presentation of visas, passports and other credentials. International flights often have special check in and customs procedures. Having the appropriate documentation and arriving early for check-in will help reduce the stress associated with travel to international destinations.
International Documentation

Proper documentation is a required for entry into foreign countries. Contact the airline reservation office or the consulate of the country you are visiting for information on passport, visa and or health requirements. In addition, please have your country of citizenship and your complete itinerary readily available.

For U.S. passport requirements, application forms, where to conveniently apply, and a wealth of other passport and international travel information, visit the U.S. Department of State's Passport Services, at http://www.travel.state.gov.

Planning ahead can help you avoid unnecessary hassles at check in.
International Flight Guidelines

Arrive early for international flights. International destinations have recommended check-in times to ensure you make your flight. If you check-in later than these times, your reservations and advance seat assignments are subject to cancellation, and you may not be eligible for denied boarding compensation.

It's always a good idea to contact the airline reservation office for check in time requirements.