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What is "cabin bag measuring up to 100cm" in the article supposed to mean? Are these the combined dimensions? I.e. W + D + H? Edit: to answer my own question,
by virtualritz 1y ago
What is "cabin bag measuring up to 100cm" in the article supposed to mean?
Are these the combined dimensions? I.e. W + D + H?
Edit: to answer my own question, that seems to indeed to be the meaning according to [1]. And it can weigh a max. of 7kg.
Most airlines in the EU currently allow 10kg for cabin baggage and people got used to that. So that's where they will probably have a (new) way to keep charging fees.
[1] https://ftnnews.com/travel-news/aviation/eu-plans-to-ban-carry-on-luggage-fees-what-it-means-for-travelers-and-airlines/ https://ftnnews.com/travel-news/aviation/eu-plans-to-ban-car...
- octo888 1y agoThis is it. People take more than 7kg because it's replaced their checked in bag EU will claim a massive victory (with very little mention for the 7kg limit in their PR headlines), which is largely all the want. But airlines will carry on selling 8kg plus bags probably for even more than before If this wasn't done in negotiation with airlines I would be very surprised