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January 12, 2007, Newsletter Issue #2: You And Your Luggage
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Tip of the Week
So, you finally booked that girls week in Europe. Or, maybe that romantic vacation to an exotic locale is coming up. It's possible that the boss is sending you overseas to work with one of the company's largest international clients. Do you know how to pack your luggage according to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requirements?
When packing large luggage and carry-on bags, it's important to remember that there are weight and bag number restrictions on most airlines. Most airlines allow one small carry-on bag weighing approximately 40 pounds, like a lap top bag or back pack, along with your personal bag or purse to take directly on the plane with you. The limits on carry-on bag size fall into a range of 14" to 16" high, 21" to 24" wide, and 8" to 9" deep. The lower limits are for under seat storage and larger limits for the roomier overhead compartment. A 45" total (height+width+depth) can be used as a basic guideline to see if your bag will be allowed as a carry-on.
In addition to carry on bags, most airlines allow two checked pieces of luggage weighing less than 70 pounds. If you plan on bringing extra luggage, or overweight luggage, be sure to check with your airline ahead of time to determine if they will allow the luggage on the plane. Then make sure you know how much extra you'll be charged for additional bags. Be sure to have the request for additional bags noted on your reservation to ensure a smooth check in process when you arrive at the airport.
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