Luggage

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Well, some combination locks are reseted when locked with a different combination, e.g., if the combination is 1-2-3 and you lock it with the lock displaying 7-7-7, next time you open it the combination will be 7-7-7.

it depends on which airline you are flying with,

Before yes, but you will no longer be able to do this. It will have to go into the checked luggage and even then it may be removed. Terrorists are now starting to use liquid agents to create bombs.

Yes, they do. Inspection of carry on luggage is a vital part of airport security and is very thorough.

On all of its flights, Frontier charges around $55 per checked bag when paid for at the time of booking. $50 will be charged for each bag, per direction, for bags weighing 41 to 50 pounds. $100 per bag, per way, will be charged for bags weighing 51 to 100 pounds. for more information about frontier airlines and frontier airlines baggage policy visit Travomojo.

33 lbs in "want to save" fare. 50 lbs in "want to travel" fare. 75 lbs in "want everything" fare.

Jeep luggage should come with replacement wheels, but they can also be purchased on the Jeep website or a customer can call customer service and have some shipped to their address.

Here is a link to the information: http://www.egyptair.com/English/Pages/BaggageAllowance.aspx

Yes you can carry prescription medication in a daily dispenser on an airplane. It does not have to be in the pharmacy bottle.

Ensure that all your sharp items are packed in your checked baggage. The following items are considered harmful and should not be included in your hand baggage (unchecked baggage): knives, firearms, explosives, grenades, ammunitions, axes, baseball bats, blackjacks, bows and arrows, martial arts devices, metal scissors with pointed tips, pepper spray, pool cues, portable power drills, box cutters, razor blades, brass knuckles, screwdrivers, corkscrews, ski poles, cricket bats, crow bars, spear guns, disabling chemicals or gases, stun guns/shocking devices, swords, fire extinguishers, tear gas, flare pistols, golf clubs, throwing stars, hammers, hockey sticks, toy weapons, ice pick and large heavy tools (wrenches, pliers,etc.)

Keep your handluggage weight under 8kg to be safe.

Depends entirely on the particular airline. Look at their website for the answer bearing in mind that different classes of ticket (economy, business, first class) often allow different weight limits.
This depends on the airline and sometimes the aircraft; most have an upper limit of around 6 kilograms/13 pounds.

No, you cannot. Cryovac it, pack it in dry ice and Fedex it or something.

$1.00 per bag is the standard tip.

..FALSE! $1 per bag was standard in the 1970's and 1980's but in today's economy, the standard is $2 per small/medium pieces and $5 for larger, heavy pieces or Golf clubs and huge boxes. Even the Airlines AA and USAir will ask for $2 for curbside check in ...and that's the airline fee -NOT the private contractor skycap.

This will usually depend on the type of flight. The higher type like in Fiesta or first class flights the more luggage allowance for each passenger. Usually the economic flights have 3o Kg of free baggage for each passenger.

For Liquids the TSA( Transportation Safety Agency) has a 3-1-1 Rule. No more than 3.4 oz (100ml bottle) may be carried on and must be placed in 1 zip bag and only 1 per person. When it comes to checked luggage you could pack a whole suitcase full of perfume if you wanted although that would probably raise questions. But more straight of an answer yes you can bring any amount of perfume in checked luggage.

Good question. I suspect they cannot because they are made of metal and actually if the tweezers are sharp enough then you could use them as a weapon. So no, I don't think so.

Yes, you can take cigarettes on airplanes, but you cannot smoke them on airplanes. Because an airplane is filled with pressurized air, there is no way to clear smoke from a cabin. Also, disposing of a cigarette in a trash can could start a fire that produces toxic smoke and disables control systems, thus causing the plane to crash.

Some say the TSA or your local airport security agency will confiscate any cigarettes you attempt to take aboard, but this is simply not the case. As a smoker, I have never been questioned about having cigarettes in my purse or in the carry-on bag. I do; however, put any extra packs in the checked bag.

Yes it is allowed in your baggage, both checked and carry-on. Though I will advise you to wrap it well to avoid breakage.

Cannot exceed 45 linear inches (9 inches by 14 inches by 22 inches)

http://www.nwa.com/travel/luggage/carryon.HTML

the largest size airplane bag you possably could carry on is probably a 1 1/2 foot long and 1 foot wide bag. i measured the airplane size box so that's pretty accurate!

Actually, you can. Ask about their rules to see if you can take it with you in your carry-on luggage, which I'm not sure about. Even if you can't bring it with you in your carry-on, you can still bring it in your checked luggage, which will be stored in the underbelly and picked up at baggage claim (and some places, like Disney, bring your checked luggage right to your room!) In fact, you can bring anything with you in your checked luggage, but if it looks suspicious enough to be a bomb, try to leave it- security at airports are super tight, and they'll probably end up ripping your stuff apart if you put suspicious-looking things in your bag, which nobody wants.

Yes, you may have aerosol cans in your carry on luggage if they ahere to the 3-1-1 rule: 3.4 ounces or less; stored in a 1 quart/liter zip-top bag; 1 zip-top bag per person.

It doesn't look like it. Hydrogen peroxide is highly corrosive of a wide variety of materials, especialy when dried.

No one airline consistently offers "cheap" air fares. Ticket prices vary with the season and even the time of day. Decide what your budget is and then register at one of the discount travel sites (Expedia, Travelocity, Obritz, etc.) and see what the going rate is. The more flexible your travel schedule, the better prices you can usually nail down. Most major airlines allow you to check two bags within the weight restriction. There is no airline that allows unlimited checked or carry on baggage.