Luggage

Expandable luggage is used for many things. Typically, expandable luggage is used to fit a very large amount of items into a small space for moving or traveling purposes.

it would differentiate the luggage's numbers

check on the samsonite website or go back to the store you brouth your luggage in.

Yes, checked luggage is X-rayed and may be subject to further screening.

The codes on airport luggage tags are used to route the luggage from airport to airport (this is particularly important when your flight is non-stop). In addition to the 3 letter codes, the tags also have a UPC (universal product code-the vertical black & white stripe arrangment, similar to the ones found on everything sold today, except hand crafted items found at festivals, etc.), which is interpretted by a bar code reader for automated sorting & routing. The codes are usually just an abbreviation for the final destination airport. For example, CLT stands for Charlotte, PIT for Pittsburgh, but sometimes the codes are outdated and not always obvious, like ORD for Chicago O'Hare. The airport was originally called Ord's field named for a WWII pilot and hero.

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I understand that they have free water in first class.

This site had some good info:

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Two forty pound bags and a carry-on and purse or laptop bag.

In holes book where did they find the suitcase

There is a luggage store in the main terminal that also stores luggage.

This depends on the airline. For Cebupacific, they have travel Lite which has no check in baggage allowance. For air phil they have free 15 kg baggage for check in. You can have to atleast 30 KG of check in baggage allowance.

Well, considering the are fairly only one small pack would do for him. But if you are talking about the baggage allowance on a flight, then it would depend on the booking on the airline that you have.

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Yes. Any medication, no matter what should be taken in your carryon luggage. NEVER check medication in to checked baggage. Never trust your medication to other people, especially airlines!!

Traveling is an exciting venture. However, before embarking on a journey, it is important to bear in mind the kind of luggage that one would need. The luggage to be carried will consequently determine the type of bag to use during the travel. Size, shape and the material used to make the bag must also be considered. During the travel, the luggage to be carried should be very relevant to the journey for total convenience.

to pack one's suitcase is translated 'faire sa valise' in French.

It depends on the airline and the ticket you bought

No, luggage can be both singular or plural. Its original meaning had to go with being something that was lugged, or hauled, up.

Yes, HOWEVER- if it is locked, and TSA needs to inspect the inside of the luggage, they CAN break it open. You should leave it unlocked.

No.