If your family is going abroad in May, check the airport arrival advice from airlines like Ryanair, easyJet, Jet2, and TUI.

Airports will be busy during the school holiday, and with fuel price concerns, many travelers want to be prepared for delays and schedule changes.

The rules have not changed much, but some airlines have special requirements for certain passengers or groups.

Ryanair says to arrive at the airport at least two hours before departure to check-in, drop bags, and go through security.

Even if you booked online, you need to verify your booking at the airport and arrive at least two hours early.

easyJet says to check their website for updates before your flight.

Passengers flying easyJet are warned that airports can be busy during school holidays, so allow extra time for traffic and queues.

easyJet warns that bag drop closes 40 minutes before departure, but some airports may close earlier, and twilight bag drop is available the night before.

For Jet2, arrive at the airport at least two hours before departure, as check-in desks open around two-and-a-half hours before flights.

Jet2 closes check-in desks 40 minutes before departure, and travelers should check for updates at least 12 hours before flying.

Jet2 offers a Twilight Check-in service at some UK airports, allowing customers to drop off bags the night before.

Air passengers need to account for the time spent dropping off bags.

TUI's standard check-in opens 2.5 hours before short- and mid-haul flights, and 3.5 hours before long-haul flights.

TUI warns that arriving earlier will not allow passengers to pass through security sooner, and those with hand luggage can go straight to security after arriving.

For groups traveling together, TUI advises that only one person needs to go to the bag drop with all documents and luggage.

For all airlines, keep travel documents easily accessible, check flight updates online, and prepare for longer queues during peak travel periods.