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What they need is a giant sliding bar (like in old jail cells) that locks the overhead doors shut on takeoff, and won't get released until at the gate. Last tim
by ddunkin 13y ago
What they need is a giant sliding bar (like in old jail cells) that locks the overhead doors shut on takeoff, and won't get released until at the gate. Last time I flew on a commercial flight, I got clocked in the head by some jerk who couldn't think ahead and put 'something important' in the overhead.
I think it would be fair to carry the small package under my seat (my laptop), but reaching for overhead is a joke.
- sneak 13y agoYou're allowed to access stuff in overhead handluggage during flight. Examples include diapers, medications, books, laptops, etc. It's not just jerks. I would think "while the seatbelt sign is on" would be adequate.