carryon bags
#23

Joined: Dec 2003
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A few years ago I bought a good-sized Baggalini tote that's large enough to hold my handbag, meds, a book, several New Yorkers, a camera, a travel folder, a pashmina scarf, and an an inflatable foot rest. So far that's been considered a personal item.
#24



Joined: Oct 2005
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Underhill: "<i>So far that's been considered a personal item.</i>"
I have the largest LeSport Sac (barring the actual 'luggage' duffel types) and its never been challenged as a personal item either.
Where did you get the inflatable foot rest? I'd be really interested in one of those. Years ago I bought a folding footrest but I hate it -- very heavy and it slides around under the seat in front.Think I paid $18 and used it maybe twice.
I have the largest LeSport Sac (barring the actual 'luggage' duffel types) and its never been challenged as a personal item either.
Where did you get the inflatable foot rest? I'd be really interested in one of those. Years ago I bought a folding footrest but I hate it -- very heavy and it slides around under the seat in front.Think I paid $18 and used it maybe twice.
#25
Joined: Jan 2003
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Sorry sorry. Yes you're right. I'm behind the times.
I more meant it as a general suggestion (I shouldn't have mentioned BA specifically) that people seem to focus on the exact size of a carryon but forget about the various weight restrictions.
I more meant it as a general suggestion (I shouldn't have mentioned BA specifically) that people seem to focus on the exact size of a carryon but forget about the various weight restrictions.




