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Our product automatically covers you anywhere in the UK and upto 31 consecutive days overseas (Worldwide excluding USA/ Canada). The policy is underwritten by Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance plc. If you provide services beyond Hair/ Barbering thus Beauty including Make-Up/ Nails etc, please refer our Just Hair & Beauty product for more details/ information.> > >>>>> >Post Office >Service Animal Relief Areas >Visitor Information and Assistance >Virtual Private Network (VPN) Access >Delta Air Lines has a Delta Sky Club located between Gates 2 & 4 on Concourse D.There are numerous locations throughout the facility (pre and post security) for you to plug in and charge your phone, tablet or other mobile device.The Airport has also partnered with Mobile Qubes to provide you the option to rent or buy a qube capable of charging many different devices. Look for Mobile Qubes kiosks located in Baggage Claim and on each Concourse.Currency Exchange and Business Center (Travelex) is open located in the West Terminal near United and Delta Air Lines ticket counters.
Their hours of operation are:Sunday 7am - 7pm Monday 5am - 7pm Tuesday 5am - 7pm Wednesday 7am - 7pm Thursday 5am - 7pm Friday 7am - 7pm Saturday 5am - 7pm They offers foreign currency exchange, travel insurance, photocopies, fax services, emergency cash, conference room rental and wire money transfers. Western Union at the office closes at 6:30 p.m.A drop off box for Federal Express (FEDEX) and United Parcel Service (UPS) is located on the second level of the Main Terminal near the post office in the Concourse A/B Lobby.The entire airport is free of any architectural barriers to the handicapped. For TTY calls, contact the Louisiana Relay Service by dialing 711 and request 504-303-7700 (Airport Communications). Visual Paging is available throughout the airport in conjunction with the Flight Information Display Monitors (FIDS).Whitney Bank is located above the Concourse C Checkpoint in the Parabola Lobby. Services offered include cash advances on credit cards, traveler's checks, money orders, foreign currency exchange, and ATM machines.
Hours of operation are: ATM machines are located throughout the terminal, pre and post security.Be sure to check out our which will allow to search the items that have been turned in. The Customer Service Department retains items that have been lost in the public areas of the terminal (with the exception of the concourse checkpoints operated by the Transportation Security Administration[TSA]). The office is located on the Upper Level in the Concourse C Lobby near the Airport Police. Lost and Found is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. You can contact them at (504) 303-7790. Unclaimed items that have been turned in to Lost and Found are donated to charity after 3 years. Persons losing items in the airline exclusive areas (i.e. ticket counters, gate areas, or airplanes) should check with that particular airline's baggage office located in the Baggage Claim area. For items that may have been left at the security checkpoints, please contact the TSA Lost and Found at 504-463-2251.
Passengers can expect a next business day response from TSA.Louisiana Tax Free Shopping is designed to promote international tourism in Louisiana by giving a refund on sales taxes at participating merchants. It applies to those who can show a foreign passport, an international travel ticket and who will be in the country for less than 90 days. Most shops in the airport have tax free shopping as well as selected businesses throughout the city. Refunds or further information can be obtained at Tax Free Counter located near the exit of Concourse C. For more information contact them at (504) 467-0723 (Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Open daily except on Mardi Gras Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day). E-mail at ltfs@bellsouth.net.These rooms are available for nursing mothers to utilize when traveling to and from the Airport. Each room has comfortable seating, an end table, a changing table, and appropriately placed electrical outlets.
One Mother's Room is provided on each concourse post-security. Please visit the concourse maps for specific locations.The United States Post Office is located in the Ticket Lobby near the Concourse A/B Lobby. This is for drop off only. Armstrong International offers a Service Animal Relief Area in front of the west-side of the Short Term Parking Garage. Exit through Baggage Claim near Bag Belts 12-14 and walk across. Click here for a map of the location.Smoking is prohibited in all areas of the airport terminal by state law. There are designated smoking locations on the upper and lower ramps outside the terminal.Our Customer Service Center is in the Concourse C Lobby on the second level. The phone number is (504) 303-7792. It is open from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. The Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport offers free Wi-Fi (wireless Internet service), making travel easier by enabling airport visitors to stay connected to their home or office. Use wireless-enabled portable electronics to surf the Web, send and receive e-mail, and access corporate networks in 85 percent of the airport terminal's main level, which includes most gates, sitting areas and food courts.