Several Airlines Plan To Reduce Carry-On Baggage Size
- 9 years ago
The International Air Transport Association has released new suggestions for in-cabin baggage size limits, and they’re about 20 percent smaller than the current norm.
Over the years, airline seats and services have noticeably shrunk, and it appears that carry-on luggage is the next reduction target.
The International Air Transport Association has released new suggestions for in-cabin baggage size limits, and they’re about 20 percent smaller than the current norm.
For the most part, airlines have allowed bags and cases that measure up to 22 inches tall, 14 wide, and 9 inches deep to be stored in overhead compartments.
The association think that it would be
Over the years, airline seats and services have noticeably shrunk, and it appears that carry-on luggage is the next reduction target.
The International Air Transport Association has released new suggestions for in-cabin baggage size limits, and they’re about 20 percent smaller than the current norm.
For the most part, airlines have allowed bags and cases that measure up to 22 inches tall, 14 wide, and 9 inches deep to be stored in overhead compartments.
The association think that it would be