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TRAVEL AGENCY TEMPORARY HOURS
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“Starting October 1,
2021, every air
traveler will need to
present a REAL ID
compliant license/
ID, or another
acceptable form of
identification.”
Due to the current slowing of demand for travel services, Premier Travel Management is
temporarily adjusting their office hours. As of Monday, April 20, 2020 their hours of
operation are 8am to 5pm, M-F.
Should you require travel assistance outside of their office hours, you may continue to call
their designated after hours number (Note $20 charge per after hours call, plus any applicable
cost for ticketing action).
When their clients begin to travel again, they will return to their previous operating hours to
best serve you.
Premier Travel Management
(312) 427-8400
IMPORTANT TRAVEL INFORMATION
• Airlines will require all passengers to wear face coverings – please check each airline’s
website prior to travel for the most up-to-date policies in effect.
• Airlines are restricting the service of food and beverages on flights – again, please check
the airline website for specific information prior to your flight.
• Airport check-in and boarding procedures have changed to provide for compliance with
social distancing requirements.
• Information on cleaning procedures and other sanitation methods in place is readily
available on most vendor sites.
• Be sure to research regulations in effect at any location to which you are traveling as they
differ greatly by locale.
JRCERT HEALTH AND SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR
ONSITE EVALUATIONS
Please click here for a flyer with the JRCERT’s health and safety guidelines for onsite
evaluations.
REAL ID COMPLIANCE
In 2005, the United States Congress As of the writing of this article, 52 states,
passed the Real ID Act. This act territories, and the District of Columbia
“establishes minimum security standards have been determined by the Department
for license issuance and production and of Homeland Security as compliant with
prohibits Federal agencies from accepting all REAL ID requirements. The other 4
for certain purposes driver’s licenses and jurisdictions are noncompliant, but have
identification cards from states not been granted temporary extensions to
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meeting the Act’s minimum standards .” come into compliance or are currently
This includes identification for boarding under review.
federally regulated commercial aircraft.
Site visitors are strongly encouraged to
Starting October 1, 2021, every air traveler review the Department of Homeland
will need to present a REAL ID compliant Security webpage regarding the REAL ID
license/ID, or another acceptable form of and to determine their state’s current level
identification. The license/ID must be of compliance.
REAL ID compliant unless the traveler is
using an alternative acceptable document 1: https://www.dhs.gov/real-id
such as a passport. 2 2: https://www.dhs.gov/real-id-public-faqs