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To be perfectly honest, I don't actually have a strong recollection of how much charging for checked bags changed things. In any case though, it's universally m
by 0xffff2 6y ago
To be perfectly honest, I don't actually have a strong recollection of how much charging for checked bags changed things. In any case though, it's universally my observation that (in the pre-COVID world anyway) there's far too little carry on space to go around.
- ghaff 6y agoDefinitely too little space to go around. I partly blame roll-a-boards. They take up more space and are less flexible than soft luggage. I also think that in the "old" days, carry-on garment bags notwithstanding, business travelers were far more inclined to check because they needed a lot more clothing to be properly dressed. I used to check luggage when I traveled on business. I haven't done so, barring unusual circumstances (gear for personal travel or commercial materials), in well over a decade.