Carry on suitcase on long haul flights
#1
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Join Date: Jan 2014
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Carry on suitcase on long haul flights
I have booked a flight from Auckland to Tokyo on Air NZ. I don't have many things to take, so I was planning to take only one of those small suitcases that have been designed for carry on. I also want to carry a backpack with me. Was wondering if the backpack (won't have many things, only a jacket, water bottle, tissues etc) would not be allowed as it could count as a second piece of carry on? I won't exceed the 7kg limit combined anyway - it's a short trip so don't have much to pack. Checking in a suitcase (although included in the fare) seems to be too much work for me - if I only take carry on I can walk straight off the plane and not need to wait for my luggage.
#2
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: PPQ/WLG/BKK
Programs: TG*G, Accor Gold
Posts: 7,740
I have booked a flight from Auckland to Tokyo on Air NZ. I don't have many things to take, so I was planning to take only one of those small suitcases that have been designed for carry on. I also want to carry a backpack with me. Was wondering if the backpack (won't have many things, only a jacket, water bottle, tissues etc) would not be allowed as it could count as a second piece of carry on? I won't exceed the 7kg limit combined anyway - it's a short trip so don't have much to pack. Checking in a suitcase (although included in the fare) seems to be too much work for me - if I only take carry on I can walk straight off the plane and not need to wait for my luggage.
Less than 7kg? No worries....
#3
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: AKL
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I have booked a flight from Auckland to Tokyo on Air NZ. I don't have many things to take, so I was planning to take only one of those small suitcases that have been designed for carry on. I also want to carry a backpack with me. Was wondering if the backpack (won't have many things, only a jacket, water bottle, tissues etc) would not be allowed as it could count as a second piece of carry on? I won't exceed the 7kg limit combined anyway - it's a short trip so don't have much to pack. Checking in a suitcase (although included in the fare) seems to be too much work for me - if I only take carry on I can walk straight off the plane and not need to wait for my luggage.