E75 and carry-on limit
Aug 3, 2009 | 10:42 pm
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E75 and carry-on limit
Hi, I'll be taking a E75 from BOS-YYZ then on to HKG. I tried a quick search and scan the FAQ about the E75 but nothing came up. I want to know if the E75 have extra small overhead space like the CRJ. I have a 21" roller and rather not gate check it so if it won't fit I'll try to bring something smaller. Thx!~
Aug 3, 2009 | 11:54 pm
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Standard rollaboards will fit the overhead lockers on the E75 with no problem. However most have to go into the bin sideways on the AB side of the cabin, while smaller and thinner rollaboards will fit with wheels to the back of the bin. Space and still be tight with carry ons and E75, so I would try and get elite preboarding.
Aug 4, 2009 | 1:51 pm
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Join Date: Jun 2005
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Executive or peon on E175?
Are you flying Executive or Economy on the E175. I have flown in Executive on these aircraft a couple of times. The overhead bin on the singe seat side is long and narrow. Not sure if a standard small roll on bag would fit in their or not, but my impression was no.
Ford
Ford
Aug 4, 2009 | 5:14 pm
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Ummm....I believe the politically correct phrasing is Proletariat Class...
The overheads on the DF side of the E series is more than adequate for a 21" roller. Alternatively, the bag should fit under the seat in front of you just fine (unless of course, you're in Row 12). And yes, yes, I know that foot space is a god-given right, guaranteed by the constitution right after the right to bear arms (or is it arm bears??), but it's an hour flight, so suck it up if carrying it is that urgent.
The overheads on the DF side of the E series is more than adequate for a 21" roller. Alternatively, the bag should fit under the seat in front of you just fine (unless of course, you're in Row 12). And yes, yes, I know that foot space is a god-given right, guaranteed by the constitution right after the right to bear arms (or is it arm bears??), but it's an hour flight, so suck it up if carrying it is that urgent.