Luggage

Get lost, stolen, broken, or gets searched are the top 4.

Yes, you can use laptops on an airplane. You need to turn it off when they close the door to the plane at the gate and stow it under the seat. Then about 10 minutes after takeoff, they will announce that you can now use your electronic devices. When landing, they need to be turned off again and slowed under the seat. About the time they call for tray tables and seat backs in the upright and locked position, they will ask you to turn off your electronics again until you reach your arrival gate and the door to the plane is reopened.

The actual size limits depend on the airline itself, so you should check with your airline. But for many airlines, your hand luggage must not exceed 115cm in dimensions (sum of length + breadth + height) including any protrusions.

Yes you can as long as the container, the cream, or the powder has the manufactures label, it is 3 oz or less, and can be carried in a small plastic zip-lock bag. I went to Russia last summer and did this. Had no problems with TSA. Don't buy the clear plastic containers that the travel catalogs sell you .They don't work because they don't have the manufactures label on them and the TSA will take them from you. The catalogs won't tell you this and I only found out by going to travel blogs.

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Ans 2. I would definitely say Briggs & Riley makes the best luggage on the market right now. They design/make high-quality, world class luggage which is a superb value for the amount you spend. All their bags are backed by a lifetime warranty that even covers airline damage! I own a set of Baseline luggage from them and have recently purchased their Executive Expandable Brief for my 15" laptop. I love the Briggs & Riley selection because of their innovative, functional designs. Like this Brief - it's got 3 sections: computer, organizer and file section. The file section can expand to fit more files or even a set of clothes, which works out just great for me. And it meets TSA checkpoint-friendly guidelines - I can leave my laptop in the case, so it speeds me through security. As a forensic accountant who travels a lot, I depend on the kind of durability, style and functionality that Briggs & Riley provides. Thumbs up for Briggs & Riley!

no because you are a terrorist and you couldn't get it past the customs because it is metal therefore you would have to put it in your suitcase

Wheels on Luggage were invented in 1970 by a Mr. Bernard Sadow. The wheels on luggage was first introduced to the market in October 1970 to Macy's. To this day he does not receive licensing fees from manufacturers selling bags using his 1972 patent on rolling luggage.

Yet in Hungary Prince Istvan Harakaly had wheels on his trunks hundreds of years before and when one man in his village laughed he later paraded the mans corpse in the trunk.

5okg

Only less than 100ml in hand luggage in plastic clear bag as with all liquids at the moment. Any higher amount has to be in checked-in luggage, including hairspray.

I've taken it every time & it has been fine. Not sure, but if you want it in hand luggage you might be able to take if bought in the airport after security, as you can with any other liquids. Ive never heard of any exploding, & mine never have.

Oh, Left luggage is quite expensive at that location. If you mention that you're right handed and that it's right luggage then a discount must be provided. Most people don't understand that fact and that's why we have rights as a part of our democratic nation. We hope you enjoy your trip and that you come again soon.

no but there is one in Chicago and one in st Louis and ones in Houston san antonio and dallas

Porter or bellhop

40 kgs is the free checked baggage allowance during lean season and 50 kgs during peak season from dubai to mumbai

well, omnivorous are animals such as grizzly bears and other animals they eat other animals and plants

yeah................ you can put your luggage with you put it under the plane with the others or you can do what i do and get a VIP pass and they keep your luggage in the plane really safe n stuff.....

First, it depends on the airline. Second, it depends on how much you're willing to pay. Of course you can pay additional fees to carry additional luggage. It's best to look at the airline's website or contact them directly to ensure you have the correct information.

how much luggage weight is allowed in delhi airport to mumbai

Samoan and English
Samoan; and the second language is English.
Yes, that is the Second Language.
Samoan. But English is a second language in Samoa so most Samoans in the country speak English also.
Samoan, and English as second language
First language is Samoan; second is English.
Samoan and English
Definitely Samoan, and the second most spoken language is English.
Samoan people speak Samoan. English is also widely used in Samoa and is commonly referred to as the "second language" of Samoa.
Samoan
Samoan
Samoan and English
Samoan is the main language, with English as the second.
Samoan and English
There are two official languages in Samoa that the Samoan people speak. These two official languages are Samoan and English.
They have two official languages and they are, English and Samoan.

I do believe you need to have an aeroplan number to receive air mile rewards from air canada. I just booked a flight to Vancouver, BC and received 1 aeroplan mile for each dollar cost of the flight (excluding taxes).

ya they do

An advantage of a shopping mall is that you can go to more than one store without a lot of driving. A disadvantage to a shopping mall is that there are a lot of people.

how many pieces of luggage are allowed on the southafrican airlines

Shipping what? A car, household goods, or a package from USPS? Question is too vague for anyone to answer!

Like any other EU country, just food that is packed and had been submitted to a approved quality control can cross the border.

Any attempt of border crossing with animal and or plants seeds or products made from them, that are not approved drive to apprehension of goods, heavy fines and possible detention until being presented to judge in the next working day.