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Scale problem. Carry-on is more pleasant for the individual in many cases, as the risk of loss is zero and you don't need to wait at baggage claim. But when e
by UncleMeat 4y ago
Scale problem.
Carry-on is more pleasant for the individual in many cases, as the risk of loss is zero and you don't need to wait at baggage claim.
But when everybody does it is sucks. Boarding and deboarding takes way longer. Overhead space consistently runs out and requires people to check bags anyway.
- counttheforks 4y agoSo blame airlines for not being trustworthy & not providing enough space, not the people doing the only sane thing they can to deal with it.
- lotsofpulp 4y ago>as the risk of loss is zero A friend had to put their carry on away from their seat, and someone else took it (by accident), but by the time my acquaintence’s turn came to get their bag, the other person was so far ahead of them, my friend was unable to catch up to them before they left the airport. They got it back, but now I keep an eye on my carry on, especially when deboarding. And also have a unique, hard to miss tag on it.
- 8note 4y agoBoarding and deboarding time doesn't matter much though. If you've got a fast deboarding time because your bag is checked, you're still going to be waiting longer before you leave the airport to find your bag/for it to drop out of the chute.