Flying US with only carry on and extra bag ?
Jan 2, 11, 12:02 pm
#1
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Flying US with only carry on and extra bag ?
hi
You're allowed one carry-on bag and one personal item. Personal items include a purse, briefcase or laptop bag.
my extra bag = laptop bag , but is like : 45cm,40cm,25cm
Will this be a problem ?
thx in advance
You're allowed one carry-on bag and one personal item. Personal items include a purse, briefcase or laptop bag.
my extra bag = laptop bag , but is like : 45cm,40cm,25cm
Will this be a problem ?
thx in advance
Jan 2, 11, 5:49 pm
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My guess: he want to say "flying to the USA" with LH.
To the initial question: another guess: might depend on your appearance. I would give it a try. But be prepared to have the carry on (not the laptop case) checked in. I had it that they ask you to check in the luggage at the gate. Then they may give you a tag and ask you to leave the luggage outside the plane at the door. You may accept and later remove the tag while approaching the plane.
To the initial question: another guess: might depend on your appearance. I would give it a try. But be prepared to have the carry on (not the laptop case) checked in. I had it that they ask you to check in the luggage at the gate. Then they may give you a tag and ask you to leave the luggage outside the plane at the door. You may accept and later remove the tag while approaching the plane.
Jan 2, 11, 10:24 pm
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If the above situation is true and you are flying LH to US, if Y, you will probably have to check the carryon piece, If F or C, you'll probably be able to get away with checking it in.
If you are on US, you will be fine, as American carriers are used to people bringing their everything short of their kitchen sink onboard as a carry on.
If you are on US, you will be fine, as American carriers are used to people bringing their everything short of their kitchen sink onboard as a carry on.
Jan 3, 11, 12:15 am
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Not sure which airline OP means. This is cross posted in US forum.
Jan 3, 11, 6:40 am
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Originally Posted by ArizonaGuy
Not sure which airline OP means. This is cross posted in US forum.
