alicia1506
DIS Veteran
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- Aug 26, 2011
i know in previous luggage threads we've talked style of luggage, when we pack, what we pack and what bags we take into the parks/on excursions.
my current question is...what bag do you take on the plane as your 'personal item'.
last year i took a small messenger bag (barely large enough to fit a kindle + wallet + passport.
this year i am thinking of something slightly larger, such as this:
which can be used as a tote bag or shoulder/cross body messenger bag and will fit slightly more in it.
my sister took a large laptop carry bag with her laptop + associated onboard travel items, and carlo took a large billabong backpack with travel pillow, camera, wallet etc inside...
just wondering what kind of luggage you all take as your 'personal item' -- is it a regular handbag, a tote, a backpack, messenger bag etc??
i know on some of our domestic flights in the usa, we saw people get on with 3 or 4 'tote bags' as their 'personal item' so it seems it wasn't policed very well, but i try and stay within the airline's policy for size/weight & # of items just in case they do some kind of spot check... plus, i think the aussie airlines police it pretty well
my current question is...what bag do you take on the plane as your 'personal item'.
last year i took a small messenger bag (barely large enough to fit a kindle + wallet + passport.
this year i am thinking of something slightly larger, such as this:
which can be used as a tote bag or shoulder/cross body messenger bag and will fit slightly more in it.
my sister took a large laptop carry bag with her laptop + associated onboard travel items, and carlo took a large billabong backpack with travel pillow, camera, wallet etc inside...
just wondering what kind of luggage you all take as your 'personal item' -- is it a regular handbag, a tote, a backpack, messenger bag etc??
i know on some of our domestic flights in the usa, we saw people get on with 3 or 4 'tote bags' as their 'personal item' so it seems it wasn't policed very well, but i try and stay within the airline's policy for size/weight & # of items just in case they do some kind of spot check... plus, i think the aussie airlines police it pretty well