Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OMG people just check a bag.
No need to squeeze your sunscreen into multiple 3 oz bottles you bought from Target, or wash your underwear in the sink every night, or stress out about your boarding group.
Some airports the checked luggage gets to baggage claim before I do.
You forgot the $35 per person each way part.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OMG people just check a bag.
No need to squeeze your sunscreen into multiple 3 oz bottles you bought from Target, or wash your underwear in the sink every night, or stress out about your boarding group.
Some airports the checked luggage gets to baggage claim before I do.
You forgot the $35 per person each way part.
Anonymous wrote:Last summer we travelled to a popular destination and the flight was full. We were at the beginning of “main” boarding, and when there were about five groups ahead of us they suddenly announced they were going to start checking bags because “the flight is full and to expedite boarding”. NOT because of weight and balance. And, as we found out once we boarded and were met with wide open bins, NOT because of the bins being full. They just wanted to board us quickly, apparently. At that point it was too late to go back and retrieve my carry-on, and I was even more annoyed later when it took forever for the bags to make it to the conveyer at our destination when I had paid extra to be “main” vs “economy”. In hindsight I could have made a fuss and demanded the difference returned to me, but I digress.
We are headed back in a couple days and I’m already anticipating the same thing happening. What happens if I just carry-on anyway and find that there are no bins this time?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This doesn't happen all that often. If it does, you roll with it.
+1
It's part of the hell of air travel. You don't like it? Fly private.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If the flight attendants announce they will be requiring gate checking of bags, there is no “carry-on anyway”. It’s not optional.
It’s not the flight attendants who make this decision, it’s the gate agents, and they don’t relay this to the flight attendants.
A flight attendant
I’m sorry that insulted you. It doesn’t change the fact that OP doesn’t get a choice to gate check when it’s required.
She doesn’t sound insulted. She was providing information.
.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OMG people just check a bag.
No need to squeeze your sunscreen into multiple 3 oz bottles you bought from Target, or wash your underwear in the sink every night, or stress out about your boarding group.
Some airports the checked luggage gets to baggage claim before I do.
You forgot the $35 per person each way part.
Anonymous wrote:This doesn't happen all that often. If it does, you roll with it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OMG people just check a bag.
No need to squeeze your sunscreen into multiple 3 oz bottles you bought from Target, or wash your underwear in the sink every night, or stress out about your boarding group.
Some airports the checked luggage gets to baggage claim before I do.
You forgot the $35 per person each way part.
Anonymous wrote:OMG people just check a bag.
No need to squeeze your sunscreen into multiple 3 oz bottles you bought from Target, or wash your underwear in the sink every night, or stress out about your boarding group.
Some airports the checked luggage gets to baggage claim before I do.