I can handle a weeks worth of clothes. Try doing 2 1/2 weeks of clothes for an overseas trip for a family of 4 during the winter (i.e. sweaters and other thick clothes)
@lightenup: the strategy to flying in cold climate during cold season is to put all the bigger items on yourself and then arrange them in the airplane. This way, all your bulkier coats, boots etc are not taking place in the luggage.
Space bags actually work for travel. I bought a couple last year for a business trip. Pack stuff, squeeze out the air and lots of room in the suitcase. Didn’t wrinkle my clothes either.
wilb44 about 12 years ago
And they will make you sit next to a snoring Air Marshal.
bluskies about 12 years ago
Carry-on, but they charge you for an extra seat.
ricebread about 12 years ago
extra for pants, I see
cookienut Premium Member about 12 years ago
It won’t be long before this is a reality. It’s what will save the post office!
Commentator about 12 years ago
Not to mention Ziggy’s emotional baggage.
hcr1985 about 12 years ago
This about how airlines are…I flew home for Christmas, and had to squeeze my weeks worth of clothes into one suitcase to avoid fees!!!
lightenup Premium Member about 12 years ago
I can handle a weeks worth of clothes. Try doing 2 1/2 weeks of clothes for an overseas trip for a family of 4 during the winter (i.e. sweaters and other thick clothes)
Tin Can Twidget about 12 years ago
Some people do send their luggage FedEx/UPS to avoid the hassle and lost luggage problems.
massha about 12 years ago
@lightenup: the strategy to flying in cold climate during cold season is to put all the bigger items on yourself and then arrange them in the airplane. This way, all your bulkier coats, boots etc are not taking place in the luggage.
Saucy1121 Premium Member about 12 years ago
Space bags actually work for travel. I bought a couple last year for a business trip. Pack stuff, squeeze out the air and lots of room in the suitcase. Didn’t wrinkle my clothes either.