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I wish the airlines would dictate the size of carry-ons based on the type of plane, because the size of overhead storage bins varies tremendously by aircraft ty
by bedhead 11y ago
I wish the airlines would dictate the size of carry-ons based on the type of plane, because the size of overhead storage bins varies tremendously by aircraft type and vintage. It's nuts that they have the same carry-on rules for a regional jet as an A380.
- jinushaun 11y agoTrue. I already travel with a smaller suitcase that matches the proposed dimensions because I found my "standard" one was too big for most planes, especially commuter flights.
- CaptainZapp 11y agoThey do, in a way. I have a carry-on hard case, which is certified for the cabin. As a matter of fact the airline I most often use sells it branded as carry-on luggage. it can happen, though, that I have to check it at the gate if the plane is an Avro 100 (or something similar small) and full. This is actually quite nice in Vienna, when my connecting flight is a Dash turboprop plane. I have to check it at the gate, put it on a cart at the plane entrance, but can pick it up immediately after leaving the plane with no wait times at the carousel. Even though I see your point, I don't think it's practical.
- bedhead 11y agoI agree, it's impractical. Just wishful thinking.
- adaml_623 11y ago100% agree. Just stepped off a 777 and it's got great storage unlike the A380 with it's stupid roomy cabins with tiny lockers