Rules on Hand Luggage

by **diana@mike** on Tue Jun 24, 2008 22:53 pm

my two kids , came over and visted me in kent
at easter there luggage was fine took it in the cabin
came over 16th june one hand luggage each one bag in hold

but this time they wer charged for there hand luggage
girl just didnt like them guy at desk wanted to say something she told hi to mind his own bussiness
thats easy jet take what they can and treat you like s--t
i could off went back and got them 20 pounds for there
bags they had no bags in the cabin i have wrote off
doesnt makew a differnce

by **Hils** on Wed Jun 25, 2008 07:53 am

Recently flew with First Choice to Cancun, no probs at Gatwick as we only had one flight bag and I just had my handbag. Coming back, the girl on the checkout at Cancun insisted we put the flight bag on the scales along with the suitcases. Luckily we were still under the limit and not all of the checkout operators were doing this, it's just the luck of the draw.

by **MW13** on Wed Jun 25, 2008 18:16 pm

sorry to be a pain, if the glass bottles are less than 100ml (ie perfume) is it ok for them to be full? or is it better to put it in the hold?

Thanks again

by **Tarry** on Wed Jun 25, 2008 18:36 pm

I am surprised that glass is allowed in airplane cabins?

by **nanabo** on Sun Jul 20, 2008 11:03 am

Sun tan lotion and creams and perfume bottles were been taken off passengers last week to Thesalonki. BUT it amazes me the size of the hand luggages they bring on the flight some are suitcases that would hold a weeks clothing. One flight I was on in February from the Caribean to Manchester had a family of asians with a large hand luggage each, now one opend up while crossing the tarmack to the entrance of desintation and woo!!! it was full of Indian cotton clothes t/shirts etc; all in plastic packets. How do they get away with it.

Bo