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But I agree that it would be a logistical nightmare to enforce (and probably to explain it to passengers as well). ”Hello sir! Thank you for flying with Airline Airlines™. Are you aware this flight allows Type A Underseat Items and Type B Overhead items?” Airlines that fly multiple types don’t set carryon sizes by their smallest planes, and there are only a few types that can’t do 9″ thick bags, so that’s not actually a blocker to having standardized sizes. I’m pretty sure Aer Lingus does this, I’m flying with them next month and I’m contemplating checking (GASP) my backpack if I can’t get it under the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this 7kg limit I flew Aer Lingus last year and got under 7kg in my bag (my personal item was probably another 7 kg . . .) but I never saw anyone’s luggage checked and there were definitely people with more luggage. But, I did a two week tour of the highlands, orkney, and the outer Hebrides changing hotels almost every night. With no lifts in hotels, having a small bag was ideal. Oh man, I think you’re the first person to say that the 7kg limit doesn’t apply to the personal item-I kinda figured that was the case, but it’s nice to have it concretely confirmed. Tbh just lowering the fee for checked bags would probably be enough. I live in NZ and the fare class on AirNZ that allows a checked bag and seat selection is about 10NZD more than the basic fare (~6USD) and I’ve never seen a bag get gate-checked on a jet (the props are another story). They do have a lower weight limit than US airlines but I’ve never had my carryon weighed, most people just bring smaller bags if they want them in the overhead and check their suitcases.
. Or just pay for checked and pay for carry on either directly or by some extra like pre booked front seat etc. Selfishly I prefer the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this “enforce” solution. Or just continue as it is because despite wanting to one bag with carry on, I’m ready and willing to gate check when needed, for free. I would like to see companies just ban any type of roller onto the plane in general. Just accept personal bags and duffels and cap the “carry on” to maybe 40L. This would improve efficiency of boarding and softer bags can be loaded into the overhead bins better. With emergencies, equipment failures ect. Bags that have to be carried on would accommodate everyone in one way or another. The passengers that don’t have the ability to cart around a duffle or backpack still have places to go. If all airlines enforced their own cabin luggage rules, that would help a lot.

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I also think the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this first option is not that bad. The tickets in my country are really expensive so I chose the cheapest one: only one carry on of 8kg. If they give met 2 extra kg, I will more then happy to check in my bag. this whole article gave me anxiety. I love photography and my longer haul flights are for vacations centered around this passion. I will go with an uncomfortable lack of packed clothing so I can get my gear in a reasonably sized bag. If I could trust any airline to check my stuff without it getting lost, damaged, or stolen I would. So maybe that’s the part of this equation that should be fixed, which the article gave very little consideration to other than the mention of some hassle around checking luggage.
Prior to 2008 I’d always check my bags aside from camera equipment and computers of course. Since then, my partner had dress shoes stolen from checked luggage and three times we had our bags lost and delayed until we stopped trying to check. This is a big piece of the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this equation for me and I imagine it’s part of the reasoning for others too. I agree. This fear of loss, theft and hassle accounts for a huge number of resorting to carryon only. If they could fix that, then many more people would check bags. I was once an always-checker and am now a never-checker. But to do so, I’ve radically changed what and how I pack. The inconvenience of lugging is outweighed by the risk losing my stuff. I think a lot more people would be willing to check bags if bags didn’t get lost, for days or weeks, there weren’t 2+ hour waits to get them, and or when you fill out a claim you aren’t transported back to the 80s filling out a paper form and the agent wasn’t acting like they were being personally held responsible to pay for your lost bag, provide replacements for your trip, or like you houdini-ed the bag out of the holding area so you could get free $$.
The last time I traveled in 12/23, the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this check in lines were massive. The bin/seat ratio has never been 1/1 and that’s not news. They could start by enforcing luggage size limits. On US domestic flights, people get away with boarding with the most amazing stuff and enforcement seems to be zero. The airlines are the only ones to blame for this. Of course people are going to try to maximize carry-on when the checked baggage systems are so slow, unreliable, and increasingly expensive or inaccessible for certain ticket types. This is a problem they’ve created. Baggage fees and seat selection fees started during the 2008 recession when airlines were having cash flow problems and discretionary travel was down. I’m not sure if they didn’t consider the potential outcomes, or if they just figured it would become normalized (which it has) and/or someone else’s problem (which it is).
Enforce the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this carry on size limits and gate check/charge extra for everything that does not fit the company sizer. Also applies for passengers trying to squeeze an extra item. On this very subreddit we see people regularly complaining about items 2 and 4, but balking at option 1. That’s not realistic. Option 1: My checked bags are always free (status + credit card). I do not trust airlines to keep track of my luggage, I do not trust bag handlers not to break or steal my stuff. I do not check a bag unless I have purchased too much stuff when I’m in Europe, coming back to America, and the bag absolutely will NOT close, even with my compression bags inside it. I’m with you regarding avoiding checking bags even when it’s free. But I guess my point is that if checked bags were free, a lot of people would prefer to use them rather than overcrowding the overhead bin. Those fees are not the only factor. Southwest Airlines passengers, who can check two bags for free, still seem to fight over limited space in bins. I don’t like checking a bag, but #1 is a small price to pay if it made the actual boarding experience better. Avoiding the wait at baggage claim is low on my list of reasons to onebag. I feel bag manufacturers selling bags that are labeled carryon and don’t meet carryon dimensions of any airline also contributes to this. For example wildly popular Cotopaxi, even Osprey redesigns their Porter and makes it non-compliant. Seems bag manufacturers can’t sell a bag if they list the actual volume so they overstate the volume or just make it bigger and overstate it being a carryon.
I’m a carry-on only traveler, even when I fly an airline like Southwest where I can check bags for free. Usually when I travel I value my time highly and don’t want to wait around at an airport any longer than I have to. What would get me to switch wouldn’t be a fee for carry-ons, but instead a guarantee that I won’t be waiting for my checked bag more than 10 minutes or so at baggage claim. Make checking a bag a simpler, faster, more reliable experience, and more people will check bags. Based on what I’ve seen on planes the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this last few years – in most cases you could fit a lot more carry-ons on to the flight if people loaded them properly. The current generation of overhead bins can fit a huge number of carry ons but people still will toss their bags in facing lengthwise and a single bag takes up an amount of space that could fit two or three bags. And FAs are too busy to go through the cabin during boarding moving bags around to get everything facing the right direction.
I like the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this under-floor option. The space under your feet and under the seat in front of you has a trap door that, when opened, reveals a recessed storage space for your luggage (and your luggage only; no one else gets to put their luggage under your feet). If you can fit your bags into it, you’re golden. If you cannot, then you brought too much luggage and have to pay for a gate-checked bag. This sounds good until I start to wonder where the heck you are supposed to stand or put your feet when these trapdoors have to open for your luggage and the plane is full, or you’re seated last, or when you are trying to deplane and the aisles are crowded with people wanting to exit. And then I start to think of all the assholes who would ignore the rules, charge the aisle, and cause chaos regardless. So why bother with any of this at all? I don’t use the overhead bin because I usually can’t reach it. If I have to bring so much stuff it needs to go into the bin, I’m checking it. I’m not a onebag zealot.
But…the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this thought process for me is, I’m carrying something onto the plane for entertainment/comfort…why not shove a little more in the bag? I work for an employer that flies me down for 6 days but won’t reimburse a checked bag. Employers are adding to this. I travel a lot for work across Europe, and I’d say most of the issues with airlines having to check bags at the gate would be solved by them going back to measuring bag sizes before people get on. I’m always amazed at how many people have a carry-on suitcase and a backpack that will never go under the seat. Even ryanair (in my experience) no longer checks the size of a bag unless it is extremely egregious. Although personally the last time I checked a bag it got smashed to shit by the airline, so I’d still avoid it if I could. I didn’t particularly enjoy spending $200 on a random suitcase with the airline refusing to reimburse me for it.
I fly American Airlines on rare occasions, but mostly Spirit, Allegiant, and Southwest. What I’ve observed is that people who haven’t paid for carry-on luggage hurry to place their backpacks and small bags in the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this overhead bins. Those passengers who have paid for carry-on and board late are faced with overhead bins filled to capacity and no place to put their bags. That’s why I always make sure to board the plane on time. Reduce the cost for checked baggage by 40%, charge 50-75% of that new price for carry on items, keep no charge for personal items. Be more strict with bags fitting in the sizer. Efficiency with baggage return and alternate equipment to reduce things like baggage damage and time to receipt of baggage after arrival would also be helpful. I’d be all for further curtailing/enforcing carryon size requirements also. The problems are always people with very large suitcases that probably already are out of spec.
That’d increase prices for people who are used to a free carry-on no matter what they do. I’ll just freeze myself until the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this US has efficient rail transportation at this point The US sounds like an unpleasant travel experience. Most airlines outside of the US don’t overbook their flights so once you pay for your ticket you’re getting on that flight, unless it’s cancelled. Airlines in my part of the world weigh and check carry on bag size. The limit is around 7 or 8 kg. It’s annoying and it makes one bagging difficult but you’re almost guaranteed an overhead bin if you want it. First I do a dry toiletry bag and a “wet” toiletry bag. Wet is all the stuff TSA wants to see, dry bag is everything else. I usually pack for two, my husband and I, the dry bag is the same Quart size but fabric I pack my bulkiest things first. Jackets I carry, but like if I want boots, I hate wearing boots on planes, boots in the bottom of the bag, and my other decisions are based on the space left
For clothes, everything should be comfortably worn together, and I like items that can be layered if needed. Leggings that comfortably stack under pants, dresses skirts, kilts, whatever. A hoodie that is good on its own and also fits under a lighter jacket now is a lined jacket. The light jacket that goes with every outfit. I also love things like flannels that are a layer and can be a top. As a woman I have a couple of duster flannels so there’s a layer and a dress and boom, lots of outfits ideas I’m also a big fan of pick an item that really brings you a lot of joy and comfort, and build around that. Favorite sweater? Build all the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this wardrobe about that. I personally bring my regular clothes, I hate specialized items, no one trick ponies for me. That being said I wear wool socks and wool tights in my every day wardrobe. Bring pajamas. A pair of flannel pants and a tank isn’t taking that much space, and when someone pulls the fire alarm at 2 am in new Orleans and you have to stand in the parking lot for an hour your not naked. Specific yes. Lived experience (I was not naked) for me my pajamas are “sacred” in that I shower before I put them on, they are for my relax time, they are my monotaskers and I take care of them so I don’t have to wash them every night.
Bring shoes that are comfortable for all day. Like, don’t count on being able to change shoes, so bring ones you trust. I like a pair of slip ons for planes, airports and cruising around hotels, I personally either bring Birkenstocks or slip on sketchers, they work for me and my feet. I also always always bring mole skin for rubs and blisters just in case Edit I now use this backpackAnd I used to use this one, which is a bit bigger (but it’s not what I used for either of the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this trips mentioned below… Although it does still fit under the seat) For New York I was able to bring: 2 jackets (wore 1 on plane), 3 sweat shirts, 3 long sleeve shirts, 3 formal shirts, 3 pairs of jeans/pants (wore non-outfit sweat pants on the plane), 2 pairs of socks, 5 underwear, my wife’s wet toiletries bag (because I’m nice and let her bring 2 lol)
I packed for 2 weeks in Spain in a personal item only (under seat) with like… 2 dresses, 2 pairs of shoes (wore 1), 2 jackets (wore 1 on plane), 5 formal shirts, 7 t shirts, 2 sweat shirts, bathing suit, 4 pants, and needed underwear and socks. (And my wife’s 2nd toiletry bag) Normally I won’t have access to laundry so I know I’m trying to bring an underwear per day (or enough to rotate every other at least), I don’t always wear socks so I don’t need that many of them, I think where I’m able to save space is with sturdy pants that hold up to multiple wears. Most of the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this time I’m traveling with 2-4 pants and mostly bringing different tops… Also I only travel with 1 pair of shoes, or 2 if I need my formal shoes. (3 if I’m going to the beach and bring water shoes.)
My packing style is clothes rolling. (With a few items folded, as sometimes a thick item takes up less space flat than rolled… It depends on the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this item, the jacket I roll for example – but a lot of the sweatshirts I fold once to leave as flat as possible.) I will often just purchase toiletries at my destination, or get them from the hotel. They don’t have to be the same or as good as my usual. I do pack my holy grail products. I also do pack my hair dryer because I have a lot of hair, and hotel hair dryers take literally an hour for me. For clothes, plan your outfits around things that can do duty multiple times, and a few items you can easily wash in the sink and hang to dry. My other idea, which is probably messy and which is definitely open to critique, is for all bags to be able to be gate checked on and off all flights, as opposed to gate checked into the airport luggage conveyer system until final destination.
For some / many people, losing the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this bag is the worry. So enable people to put their bags onto the plane, take them off the plane, carry it to the next plane, put it on that plane, take if off that plane, carry it to the third plane, put it on that plane, and take it off that plane. That removes the risk of loss/misdirection/theft in the airport baggage handling system. Its not for everyone, and no not every one can (or wants to) carry their luggage between flights. But some do, and this would alleviate their worry of losing their bags, further reducing the in-cabin / carry on baggage pressures. Seems like a nightmare with all the security screenings. The TSA line would be hours! I would never make a connection flight ever again. this is why i never go bigger than a 28L bag and i don’t use rolling suitcases, i also put my most important stuff (phone, wallet, keys) in a separate smaller bag inside the main bag just in case i ever have to check my backpack, but that hasn’t happened to me yet thank god
The best we could hope for is a truly uniform baggage standard that is certified by industry, AND a universal RFID/AirTag system built in to those bags for better tracking when checked – privacy concerns not withstanding. Involuntary bag checks should be more than “free”, there should be a token offset, perhaps at least an extra bag of peanuts. TBH, I have had a much more pleasant experience every time I’ve checked a bag. The difference it makes in just going to the Everythings Tarrific Trump Shirt and I love this bathroom without worrying whether there will be a hook or whether I’m going to wheel my bag into someone’s pee puddle is really nice. I will always choose a direct flight even at a large premium if it’s a possibility, and I pretty much always gate check my rollerboard if they ask for volunteers. I figure the likelihood of anything getting lost in that situation is relatively low, though not impossible. I don’t mind waiting at baggage claim since it’s often on my way to ground transportation anyway. I’ve never checked a backpack though, and I feel like this is the majority of this sub. Mine has straps that zip into the back, so it would probably be fine. I generally take my backpack if I’m going to be moving around to multiple places on a trip and the rollerboard if I’m going to one hotel and think I’ll likely be using a car service to the airport. I don’t think I’ll ever have a massive suitcase and I’ve never owned anything bigger than a carry-on… but the case could be made for me to check it anyway. The only downside I really see is one more line and the extra cost to book a ticket that way in advance most of the time.

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