This is Wired's article on how to get through airport security quickly, than personally I get through security quickly using these tips, except the checking online thing, I'm too lazy for that.

Fly Through Airport Security

You might as well check your dignity curbside. Soon you'll be shoeless and flustered, spilling comics across the floor as you dig your MacBook from the depths of your duffel. But take a deep breath, frequent fliers: It is possible to pass security with your ego intact. Here's how.

1. Do recon online. Security delays vary widely by concourse and terminal. Go to www.tsa.gov to find average wait times. If you're not checking bags, print your boarding pass at home and head to the fastest line. (Be sure your gate is accessible from that security checkpoint.)

2. Carry a messenger bag. The topside flap gives easy access to your laptop and Ziploc of liquids and gels while the pockets provide plenty of storage for alarm-trippers. As soon as you get in line, tuck your belt, wallet, keys, watch, and phone into the sack.

3. Wear laceless shoes. And hole-less socks. Just think of all the foot fungi of travelers past. Or don't.

4. Don't wear clip-on suspenders. They set off metal detectors faster than large metal belt buckles.

5. Go! After you pass ID screening, make a beeline to the shortest x-ray queue. Don't wait to be directed, and don't hesitate to bypass dawdlers. Not only will you get there faster, you'll keep the whole line moving.

5. Use only two bins. Place shoes, coat, and toiletries in the first bin; laptop in the second; followed by the messenger bag. Keep the roller on the floor, where it's easy to manage, until the last minute.

6. Dress strategically. Don your coat and shoes while waiting for your bags. Put on your belt and watch at the gate. Consider avoiding wearing pants that need a belt in the first place, or wear a nylon or other non-metal belt to avoid that "stripping in public" feeling when removing it.

Originally submitted by Wired writer Mathew Honan. Illustrations: Jason Lee

I also want to add that getting at the airport 3 hours early for international flights, that saves you a lot of stress. For national flights be there an hour and a half early. These will save you a lot of stress and time than you can just chill at your terminal. 

Hope this helps you,

Until the next adventure, which will be soon, Australia's story is next so stay tuned!

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