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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around participants discussing their experiences and preferences regarding luggage handling while flying, particularly in relation to carry-on versus checked baggage. Participants also touch on the TSA's 3-1-1 policy regarding liquids in makeup.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions planning to carry on a bag and a ribbon tote, while considering the costs associated with checked luggage on United Airlines.
  • Another participant shares their experience of checking luggage with Southwest Airlines, noting that they prefer this option to avoid the hassle of managing small toiletries.
  • Several participants express frustration with airlines charging for checked bags, with one stating it feels unreasonable.
  • One participant inquires about packing for themselves and an infant, highlighting concerns about managing multiple items like a car seat.
  • Another participant suggests checking the TSA website for clarification on the makeup items that fall under the 3-1-1 policy.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding whether to carry on or check luggage, with some participants favoring checked bags for convenience while others prefer to carry on to avoid fees. There is no clear consensus on the best approach.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences based on their travel needs, including considerations for hair products and packing for infants.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants planning to travel with luggage may find the shared experiences relevant as they consider their own travel arrangements.

wadesgirl
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Do you carry on or check your luggage? I'm getting a carry on sized bag for Christmas that I plan on taking but wasn't for sure what the best thing to do. I plan on taking that and my ribbon tote as a purse for my luggage. I know United charges $15 for the first bag per trip so that's an extra $30.

Another question, does makeup count as the 3-1-1 policy? Things like mascara, foundation, lip gloss that are liquidy?
 
It's up to you if you think you can carry it all on or check it. We were having this discussion at my aunt's house last night. My uncle said to send it FedEx a few days in advance. :)I'm flying Southwest and they don't charge for bags, so I will probably check a suitcase.For the makeup question, call the airline or check the TSA website.
 
I am going to check my luggage, so i don't have to worry about buying small shampoo, cond, and worry about not having enough (I have a lot of hair!) I just think it is easier. Especially if it is a full flight, I hate having to try to stuff my luggage in the compartments!
 
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mscharf said:
I am going to check my luggage, so i don't have to worry about buying small shampoo, cond, and worry about not having enough (I have a lot of hair!) I just think it is easier. Especially if it is a full flight, I hate having to try to stuff my luggage in the compartments!

We always have sample stuff on hand for some reason so that's not a problem. Plus I'm chopping off all my hair (I have a lot right now) so I don't have to worry too much about hair products.
 
I think it is a crock for charging to check your bags in.
 
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christinaspc said:
I think it is a crock for charging to check your bags in.

Me too, that's why I want to just carry on. I checked out several website and I think I'll just play it safe and just try to fit it all in the zip top bag. I am really not that big of a girly girl so I don't have much to bring.
 
Wow United charges for 1 bag too? It doesn't say that anywhere on the ticket. How do I pack for me and an infant? I have nanny going too but still how much can I take? A Car seat and all too. wow what to do?
 

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