Pullman/Moscow Regional Airport Departures
Check-in options
There are several options for passing check-in procedures at the airport, and commuters are welcome to choose according to their preferences.
Ticket Counter Check-in
When passengers are traveling with a paper ticket or just require some additional assistance with the check-in procedures on the date of departure, the customer service representatives are always ready to assist passengers with an in-person check-in. However, travelers should consider that checked luggage is only accepted within four hours of their scheduled departure.
Online check-in
Passing through the check-in procedures online, allows travelers to skip the check-in line at the airport and just head straight for their gate.
However, it is important to print out a boarding pass one to twenty-four hours before the scheduled departure.
Kiosk check-in
Another option for commuters to check-in is by using the kiosks that are conveniently accessible at all airports within the Alaska Airlines system. Self-service kiosks are located in the terminal’s lobby next to the ticketing/bag drop-off area.
TSA
TSA is responsible for developing policies that are aimed to maintain passenger’s safety by implementing security measures that serve to reduce possible terrorist threats. Chiefly involved in the air travel, TSA has its representatives at Pullman/Moscow Regional Airport, where agents are in charge of checking passengers at the security checkpoints. All the commuters must go through screening as well as other TSA procedures that include checking their belongings separately. The security process at the PUW facility is similar to standard TSA methods at the majority of airports around the country.
TSA PreCheck
Currently, PUW offers full TSA PreCheck abilities. Passengers with TSA PreCheck will see TSA PreCheck on their boarding pass. PreCheck travelers line up in a separate line, available to the right of the regular one. PreCheck customers are blended into the front of the regular security line. Travelers are allowed to leave electronics and liquids in their bag, as well as keep their shoes, belts and light jackets on. Therefore there is no requirement of using a bin. Passengers should just place their belongings right on the rollers. However, passengers should consider that TSAPreCheck travelers are limited to the 100-milliliter rule, and food products may require additional screening procedures.
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The modest commercial terminal consists of a single large room, divided between pre- and post-security areas by a security checkpoint and glass walls. The waiting area includes all space beyond the checkpoint but is not usually used for waiting since most passengers pass through the security checkpoint right before boarding. Both passenger gates are located on the ground level and have doors to the tarmac; travelers board via the fold-down aircraft-door stairs, or airstairs (for bigger charter aircraft). Gate one, which is on the east side of the terminal, is used by Horizon Air.
Pullman–Moscow Regional Airport situated in the northwest United States, is available in Whitman County, Washington, four miles (6 km) west of Moscow, Idaho, and about two miles (3 kilometers) east of Pullman. The precise address of the facility is 3200 Airport Complex North, Pullman, WA 99163, United States.
Parking is accessible in front of the airport building to the east of the terminal. All parking spaces cost $5 per day; this includes ADA spaces and gravel lots. The parking kiosk can be found inside the terminal building, on the right side, past the men’s restroom. The kiosk requires the stall number and the number of days passengers intend to park. If customers do not know or see a stall number, they should stall number 500 and place the receipt on their dash. The kiosk accepts both debit/credit cards and exact cash (the kiosk does not give change back). There are administration charges added to parking if not pre-paid – $5 will be added to the first day, with an additional $5 per week. Putting the receipt on the dash of the car helps the parking attendants know the fee is paid for parking. If passengers forget to pay for parking before the flight, there will be a Parking Fee Due Envelope on the windshield, with administrative fe