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Hand luggage query

Red About Town · 2011-03-16 00:36:47

Can I bring a suit in a suit bag on as hand luggage or would it be considered to big?

16-03-2011 12:36am

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Red About Town

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Can I bring a suit in a suit bag on as hand luggage or would it be considered to big?

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#2 16-03-2011 10:19am

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Depends on the airline. If you can squeeze it into their sizing frame if requested, you should be okay. It tends to be cases their more concerned with.

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#3 16-03-2011 5:52pm

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Thanks. It is with Aer Lingus so I am going to chance it.

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#4 28-03-2011 1:08pm

jonessam

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I carry them in garment bag mostly. A reasonable-sized garment bag is probably much better than an oversize roller, even though the dimension of the bag may be over. They fit into the overhead bins easily and protect suit from getting wrinkled. I personally recommend Briggs & Riley garment bag, that specially designed in such a way that you can pack a suit easily and minimize wrinkling.

Thanks

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