Carry - On
#76
Join Date: Apr 2019
Location: Copenhagen
Programs: skyteam
Posts: 582
technically there is nothing wrong here . she has 1) a bag or suitcase — allowed 2) another bag which can count as her personal item 3) she has another bag which could be considered her misc allotments such as clothing in a bag or food or duty free or portable electronic devices , reading material.
i would be more concerned if she was trying to bring two suit cases . or a giant duffle bag and her roller suitcase or a giant back pack and a roller suitcase, not these minute small book bags.
i would be more concerned if she was trying to bring two suit cases . or a giant duffle bag and her roller suitcase or a giant back pack and a roller suitcase, not these minute small book bags.
#77
Join Date: Apr 2019
Location: Copenhagen
Programs: skyteam
Posts: 582
crew are allowed to have three pieces of their company luggage. their lunch kit, their roller case, and their roller briefcase. all elements which crew are permitted by the company in order to carry all relevant supplies required to complete their work duties over a stretch of X amount of days.
#78
Join Date: Apr 2019
Location: Copenhagen
Programs: skyteam
Posts: 582
Gate checking operating crew luggage on multi sector days does not work on the narrow body fleet . it creates too much risk that a crew members bag will be accidentally left behind and a logistical nightmare for contracted ground crews and maintaining consistency in implementing a program as such for the 737 fleet. It was trialled before and it failed from what my inside source revealed. Not feasible . Good on paper not realistic in real life. their crews do have this option on the 787 and 767 currently.
#79
Join Date: May 2006
Posts: 980
LGW is the only city which currently allows wide body crew to check a bag. CDG/DUB/Hawaii ops aren’t set up for it, and for some reason, not allowed on domestic legs (eg: YYC-YYZ).
#81
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: YYG
Programs: airlines and hotels and rental cars - oh my!
Posts: 2,999
#82
Original Poster
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: YVR
Programs: WS Nothing, AC Something, AS Gold. Too big for 737Max washrooms
Posts: 893
#83
Join Date: May 2015
Location: Vancouver
Programs: Aeroplan, Mileage Plus, WestJet Gold, AMEX Plat
Posts: 2,026
#85
Join Date: Aug 2019
Programs: Delta
Posts: 1
Whew...
Thank you! This has been super helpful. My first flight on WJ is next week and I was worrying over a bag that is 0.5 (21.5 inches instead of 21) inches over the guidelines. I will be in compliance in every other way.
If the pictures here are any indication this shouldn't be a problem. Thanks for a good laugh and a sense of relief.
If the pictures here are any indication this shouldn't be a problem. Thanks for a good laugh and a sense of relief.
#86
Original Poster
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: YVR
Programs: WS Nothing, AC Something, AS Gold. Too big for 737Max washrooms
Posts: 893
Thank you! This has been super helpful. My first flight on WJ is next week and I was worrying over a bag that is 0.5 (21.5 inches instead of 21) inches over the guidelines. I will be in compliance in every other way.
If the pictures here are any indication this shouldn't be a problem. Thanks for a good laugh and a sense of relief.
If the pictures here are any indication this shouldn't be a problem. Thanks for a good laugh and a sense of relief.
A mere half inch over the carry-on size limit will raise zero eyebrows. A foot or two, maybe...just maybe.
#87
Join Date: Feb 2020
Posts: 3
I've a Patagonia 60L duffel which when full measures 26.7-15.7-11.8" per the website. it wont be full. I've heard 60L duffels have been carried on before by various people but wanted to get the opinion of the group. (first post btw!) will be flying from Kamloops to Honolulu.
my bag I use for business trips is approx 21.6-13.8-11, and I know this has never had an issue. I was hoping to bring the duffel because this isn't a business trip.
Any concerns? should be able to get up top on both the short haul and the long haul? Leaving on Sunday. Thanks!
my bag I use for business trips is approx 21.6-13.8-11, and I know this has never had an issue. I was hoping to bring the duffel because this isn't a business trip.
Any concerns? should be able to get up top on both the short haul and the long haul? Leaving on Sunday. Thanks!
#88
Original Poster
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: YVR
Programs: WS Nothing, AC Something, AS Gold. Too big for 737Max washrooms
Posts: 893
This is what WestJet Say:
https://www.westjet.com/en-ca/travel...ggage/carry-on
Their practice is not to enforce wither by size or number of carry-ons. See Post #1 for how I feel about this.
https://www.westjet.com/en-ca/travel...ggage/carry-on
Their practice is not to enforce wither by size or number of carry-ons. See Post #1 for how I feel about this.
#89
Join Date: Apr 2019
Location: Copenhagen
Programs: skyteam
Posts: 582
This is what WestJet Say:
https://www.westjet.com/en-ca/travel...ggage/carry-on
Their practice is not to enforce wither by size or number of carry-ons. See Post #1 for how I feel about this.
https://www.westjet.com/en-ca/travel...ggage/carry-on
Their practice is not to enforce wither by size or number of carry-ons. See Post #1 for how I feel about this.
#90
Join Date: Feb 2020
Posts: 3
just spoke to Westjet and apparently my flight has been changed with the whole 737 Max situation. talked to her about bags and it sounds like I should be good with taking 2 carryons: my 21" suitcase I mentioned is more business-y and I have a small gym bag. Extra bag underneath will be 60-71 for the trip. She also attached my WJ rewards number to the trip as well as giving me the new flight info and confirming transfers and hotel, because the original itinerary I got from WJ Vacations did not make any mention of transfers and hotel, which I thought was weird.