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Why You Should Only Travel With Carry-On Hand Luggage

We travel a lot, and much of it can be really frustrating, especially when some of the rules and regulations seem like a test (suitcase sizes, for example) and if you have to take two airlines, their suitcase sizes are, of course different, which then forces you to buy yet another suitcase – likely one that won’t work on your next trip.

Our affiliate friends, World Nomads have also noticed this annoying trend and have come up with some good advice. Traveling light is becoming more important than ever. Environmentally, a lighter aircraft means lower carbon emissions. You can get around more easily with just one bag, avoid fees for extra luggage and you don’t have to wait in queues to check in or at baggage carousels at your destination. Plus, you have everything you need with you in case flights are canceled or delayed.

The latter became important in Europe in the summer of 2022 and when hundreds of flights were canceled daily due to Brexit and covid cases as airports struggled to find staff for everything from cabin crew to ground staff and baggage handlers. With the latter in short supply, so was the patience of many customers waiting for bags retrieved from canceled flights. Click here to read the whole article. It makes good sense, for a number of reasons.

Another sensible option is to get old bags repaired. Irv’s Luggage can do just that. Click here for more.

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