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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-18-2007 @ 5:20PM
lode1stone said...
I fly for business almost every week. Sometimes up to 7 flights in a 24 hour period. That is more than some flight attendants. I always use carryon because it often makes the difference between making a connection or not. Sometimes I have to switch air carriers on my way to my destination and checked bags have difficulty keeping up with me. It may also save a trip to baggage claim and a recheck into a different airline.
Sometimes the airline knows there is a problem with the flight and will pull me and other frequent flyers that have carryon luggage and put us on other flights. This only works if you have carryon. I am happy with the current treatment the airlines give frequent flyers and the privileged boarding process.
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