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mith May 11, 2009 7:42 am

Carry-on baggage
 
I could not find any info about the maximum size of carry on baggage for domestic flights (CHS-EWR). Are these numbers valid also for smaller planes (CO express, ABE bus):
1 bag and 1 personal item 51 linear in or 130 cm
(L+W+H) 40 lbs or 18 k
?

Mackieman May 11, 2009 7:46 am


Originally Posted by mith (Post 11728977)
I could not find any info about the maximum size of carry on baggage for domestic flights (CHS-EWR). Are these numbers valid also for smaller planes (CO express, ABE bus):
1 bag and 1 personal item 51 linear in or 130 cm
(L+W+H) 40 lbs or 18 k
?

Yep, the numbers are the same. For CoEx flights, those larger roller bags will not fit in the very tiny overhead bins. You can gate check those before you board; they will be available as you disembark at your destination.

SuperG1955 May 11, 2009 8:01 am


Originally Posted by mith (Post 11728977)
I could not find any info about the maximum size of carry on baggage for domestic flights (CHS-EWR). Are these numbers valid also for smaller planes (CO express, ABE bus):
1 bag and 1 personal item 51 linear in or 130 cm
(L+W+H) 40 lbs or 18 k
?

www.continental.com then click on 'Travel Information' - 'Baggage Information'

Everything you ever wanted to know - and more.

KNRG May 11, 2009 8:02 am

Gate check is generally at the crew's discretion or if it really wont fit in the bin. There have been posts on FT detailing arguments folks have had with crew over a bag they knew fit in the bin but the crew wanted gate checked.

In short, don't expect to have it on the plane to access your stuff inflight if it's in a rolling bag.

mith May 11, 2009 8:07 am


Originally Posted by SuperG1955 (Post 11729056)
www.continental.com then click on 'Travel Information' - 'Baggage Information'

Everything you ever wanted to know - and more.

well, i thought those 45 linear inches applied to wrapped bags - as I found the 55 inches somewhere under itnernational travel. So basically worst case would be that it will be gate checked (but this does not incur 15 bucks checking fee`)


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