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I assume he's referring to carrying it on, where you can maintain physical proximity to it, rather than checking it.
by dtparr 10y ago
I assume he's referring to carrying it on, where you can maintain physical proximity to it, rather than checking it.
- eridius 10y agoI'm pretty skeptical that you can take a package containing 100 SNES games as carry-on.
- masklinn 10y agoThere's no way that happens, especially if they're boxed. The boxes are something like 180mm * 105mm * 30mm or 567000mm^3, a carry-on is 220mm * 350mm * 560mm or 43120000mm^3, if you just tape up and wrap all the boxes into a carry-on-sized package you're barely fitting 76 boxes volume-wise, and I'm not sure you can actually lay them out such that they'd fit in the prescribed dimensions.