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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
4-18-2011 @ 4:36PM
Tom said...
Number 1 problem with delayed flights are people going on cruises! I cannot for the life of me understand why you would pay all that money for a cruise and then pick a flight that arrives 2-4 hours before your scheduled cruise departure time. One little thunderstorm and your cruise is history! Go down the night before!
#2 - Remember, not all airlines have the same dimensions for carry on bags. Some airlines allow you 55" (L x W x H) but most allow you 45"...and those fold over valet bags with wheels are JUST PLAIN OBNOXOUS...those things take up the whole bin!
And Ladies....your PURSE counts as a carryon....
The easiest way to have a stress free flight is just to comply with the airline and TSA policy. Most people that have problems, create their own by not following instructions or policies. Airlines have to follow FAA rules and regulations and the Agents and Crew are required to follow them just as much as you are.
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4-18-2011 @ 5:55PM
HCP said...
Actually, it depends on the airline. Some allow one carry-on and one personal item (purse).
4-19-2011 @ 12:44AM
cleanfreaks2 said...
Actually, you can carry a purse AND a carry-on. Purses are not considered a piece of carry-on luggage. I know, i've carried on both before. A purse can fit on the floor whereas most carry-ons have to be put into the upper bins. You wouldn't put your purse in a bin.