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Old Feb 12, 2020, 12:43 am
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Originally Posted by shawbridge
... Now we'll check on what to do with the rolled pieces. I'm sure she will have a strong preference for taking the work with her.
any FedEx/UPS store will have shipping tubes of various diameter for the rolled pieces ... I have never had an issue with bringing one (perhaps two held together with large rubber bands) on board as a carry-on item and putting it in a closet (if the jet has one) or the overhead bin (length permitting)

on a couple occasions I have also slid the tube along the side wall beside my window seat, extending forward beside the foot space and the seat in front ... obviously that won’t work if seated at an exit row
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