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Luggage and Packing Advice
What happens to your luggage when you drop it off at check-in? This mystery, along with some packing tips, and how to help keep your baggage from getting lost along the way are some of the tips and articles in this section.
Luggage Fees and Checking in Bags
Luggage fees and what is free for airlines - legacy carriers such as American Airlines; low cost airlines such as Southwest Airlines; and non-US airlines such as Air Canada. Includes not just regular luggage, but sports equipment, strollers, car seats, wheelchairs, and excess bags.
Carry on Luggage Allowance for Several European Airlines
About.com's Guide to Spain Travel has compiled a quick list of some popular European airlines and their hand luggage limits.
Airport Security Measures for Flights to the United States
The foiled bombing of a Northwest Airlines flight from Amsterdam to Detroit on Christmas Day, 2009 has led to stricter airport security measures for passengers traveling to the United States from other countries.
Baggage from Departure to Arrival
The airport experience is stressful enough. Here are suggestions to help ensure that your luggage arrives with you.
Top 10 Myths about Luggage, Carry-on Baggage
Time to separate the myth from fact when it comes to checking in luggage, and toting your carry-on pieces.
My Packing List for Traveling to Warmer Climates with Carry On Only
You may prefer to pack differently, but I've written up a list of what I bring with me for travel to warmer climates (and have had a similar list for travels of up to almost 2 months at one time).
Carry-on Luggage - What Items are Now Permitted on Flights
Like many things in the air travel industry, these regulations are changing again and there is INCREASED flexibility in items that may be toted in your carry-ons.
Travel with an infant - Luggage
With most airlines, infants who travel and don't occupy a seat are still given a luggage allotment. Some of the possible items that may be allowed are covered.
Avoiding Luggage Fees with a Nakation
When airlines go as far as charging for carry-on luggage, it is no surprise that alternatives are promoted in terms of flying. The nakation is one such option which may appeal to a few travelers.
