Edward asked:


Will US Airways reimburse the passengers for their losses? Will anyone get their damaged luggage back?

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Armywife2be asked:


I am going to be moving to germany with my soon to husband, and I was wondering how much luggage I am able to take? Am I allowed to take my hair straightener and blow dryer in my suitcase? Also what size shampoos and such are you allowed to take? This is my first time flying and I am sort of a bit clueless when it comes to this. Thanks!

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Gwendolyn asked:


As many of you know I went out of town (on business) and guess what? They lost my luggage!!! I was irrate. I went to attend and speak at a conference and here I am with nothing but a sweatsuit to wear. I have since calmed down but once I realized that they only want to reimburse me $25.00 my level of irritation began to rise again. Any suggestions? What can I do to be reimburesed for the clothes that I HAD to buy.

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Pål F asked:


I am thinking about buying a rifle stock and bringing it home from the United States, however, I can’t seem to get a clear answer if a rifle stock is considered as a firearm component by the TSA. Do I have to follow all TSA regulations regarding transporting firearms, or can I just leave it in my checked in luggage without any more hassle?

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Jamie asked:


Im looking buy some digital luggage scales - it needs to accurate and preferably handheld luggage scales so that I can take it with me and use it abroad.

Anyone know the best place?

Thanks!

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FW asked:


I’ve never flown in a plane before and I don’t understand all these terms. Can you explain to me what they mean? I know that every airline has its own rules, but what are some common rules regarding luggage?

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Shop On Sale asked:


When you are going on a trip, whether it is for business or pleasure, one thing that you have to prepare first is your luggage for travel.

How big your luggage should be is always an important thing to consider because different airlines have different policies when it comes to this.

It is a fact that every airline company has luggage restrictions, and you have to abide with these. So before you start packing your things, find out with your airline what these restrictions are.

Although, these restrictions or guidelines may vary from one airline to the next, generally, the limit set for luggage for travel is 16” high, 24” wide, and 9” deep, so it can fit well in the baggage compartment. Another general rule is for smaller bags to be placed under the seat, and larger bags to be kept in the overhead compartment.

If you have a carry-on bag, it should not weigh more than forty pounds, and if you are bringing something that needs to be checked in, your baggage should not exceed 50 to 70 pounds; beyond that, you will have to pay a certain amount.

Some airlines do allow large-sized bags for the first luggage, but additional pieces of luggage will already bear certain limitations. If you are flying first class, you may be allowed to carry more weight than what is usually required.

Most airlines charge $25 for every piece of luggage, however if you pay online before the actual date of your travel, you can pay a lot less, like $10, maybe, for each piece. Then during the actual checking in of your luggage for travel, they will be weighed, and if they turn out to be beyond the weight limit, you will be asked to pay a certain amount.

If your carry-on bag weighs more than the weight limit, you will have to remove some of the items and transfer them to the luggage for check-in, or you will have to submit your carry-on bag to the flight attendant for the duration of the trip.

Keep in mind, too, that some airlines consider laptops as carry-ons, so if you have a carry-on bag, that will count as an extra piece of luggage. Many airlines are strict when it comes to luggage for travel regulations and policies.

So, it is always wise to bring along only the necessary stuffs, and never to overload your luggage for travel.



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nathandasenbrock asked:


I am looking for a good footlocker. It will be used for going to summercamp and as luggage. So it will have to be waterproof enough to be thrown in a lake and the stuff inside not get wet but also be strong enough so that if it gets thrown around during the airplane ride. Any ideas?
Well can somebody tell me a good website that sells high quality foot lockers?

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Nawnsay asked:


If you need more luggage, how much would that cost per luggage or pounds if you were going to Asia?

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curious explorer asked:


I’m traveling to Montreal by bus, and I am arriving early in the morning. I want to store my luggage for the day. Are there lockers for storing luggage at the main bus station? How big are the lockers? What about at the VIA rail station?

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