Originally Posted by
emma dog
Ironically, I suspect the average 1st class bag has fewer expensive/useful items inside. If I check a bag, it's because I'm at a client location >7 days and I need more toiletries, socks, and underwear than when I can carry in my rollerboard [sic].
Good point. The first class/elite traveler generally travels more than average, and knows better (usually) than to check valuables. They will carry things of importance in their
rollaboard. I would think that the Kettles' luggage has a higher chance of containing valuables as they would tend to check a higher percentage of overall stuff.
Cheers.