Kali Services
Highlights
Kali Services has access to most major reputable airlines operating internationally, providing you with competitive low fares to your travel destination. We can serve your travel needs wherever you are located.
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Contact Details
Tel:972-499-4763
Cel:214-228-5287
Fax:972-606-8952
Travel Information
Here are a few suggestions to make travel much smoother and enjoyable.
Documentation: Requirements for Domestic Travel (U.S. only):
- Unexpired state-issued photo driver's license OR
- Unexpired state-issued photo identification card OR
- Unexpired passport OR
- Employee ID issued by a Federal, State or local government agency
Additional requirements for travel in the United States
Requirements for International Travel (including Canada, the Caribbean, Latin America, and Europe):
- Check your passport validity and it must be valid at least 6 months beyond the date of travel.
- Documentation requirements for international travel can change frequently. It is the policy of most airlines that documentation requirements are the full responsibility of the traveler who should verify with the Consulate prior to departure.
- It is your responsibility to ensure that you have the correct documents needed for travel to any international destination, including Canada, the Caribbean, Latin America, and Europe. If you do not have the required documentation and identification for your destination, you will not be allowed to board the plane.
Customers under the age of 18 are not required to present ID for domestic U.S. travel. Identification from the responsible adult will be accepted on behalf of the minor(s); however, it is recommended that minors traveling alone have a form of identification.
Children, regardless of age, must possess all necessary travel documents as required by the countries visited on an international itinerary.
In an effort to prevent international child abduction, many governments have initiated procedures at entry and exit points. These often include requiring documentary evidence of relationship and permission for the child's travel from the parent(s) or legal guardian not present. Having such documentation on hand, even if not required, may facilitate entry and departure.
Baggage Allowance:
- Most domestic and international travel have changed the requirements for baggage allowance. Checked baggage allowance has been changed to 50 lbs and currently, they are still allowing 2 checked-in bags and 1 hand carry. Please contact your airline before travelling since baggage allowance also change often and new baggage fees have been imposed for domestic travel.
- Delayed or damaged baggage claim must be filed immediately in your final destination. Most airlines only have a 24 hour window. Anything later than that voids your claim.
Miscellaneous:
- Although you hold a return ticket, you must always reconfirm your return flight at least one week before your departure. Airlines reserve the right to cancel your reservations if it has not been reconfirmed.
- Traveling to the United Kingdom? Check the rules before you take any food items with you. It is against the law to bring any meat or dairy products into the UK from countries outside Europe.Restrictions also apply to many other food items, including fish, shellfish, eggs and honey as well as certain plants and vegetables.
- Airline schedules are not guaranteed. They reserve the right to cancel or delay a flight in the interest of passenger safety.
For the latest travel news or luggage restrictions, please go to www.tsa.gov.
Health Issues:
Get a good night's sleep before a trip
Dress comfortably and wear loose-fitting clothing. Forego clothing made of nonflexible material, since the body expands slightly in flight.
Pack medications in their original bottles -- store them in a carry-on bag for easy access. If contact lenses are worn, pack a pair of eyeglasses and contact solution in a carry-on bag.
Jot down important medical and insurance information, and make copies of all prescription labels. Keep this in a wallet or purse for quick reference.
Eat light rather than heavy meals the day of a trip
During Flight ...
While in flight, the body adapts to the conditions of the airplane environment. To help maintain physical comfort, a few basic exercises may be helpful. Leg and hand exercises are possible on board. Walk around to prevent DVT (deep vein thrombosis)
In order to maintain proper circulation, avoid sitting with legs crossed.
Breathe in slowly through the nose and out through the mouth to heighten relaxation.
Stay hydrated. Drink plenty of fluids, especially water and juice. Limit alcohol and caffeine intake, which tend to dehydrate the body.
To relieve pressure in the ears, chew gum or suck on bite-size candy. Yawning or swallowing may produce the same results This is also helpful especially when travel with an infant or toddler. Always press their ears.
To hydrate the skin, consider applying a moisturizing lotion to the face and hands.
Use both hands when retrieving bags and objects from overhead bins to avoid strains and sprains.
Have a safe and wonderful trip.