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It has to do with fuselage diameters. Using the JonasBrothers Live In Houston Rodeo March 15 2024 Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this examples I mentioned before, B787 fuselage’s width is 5.8 meters whereas the EMB175 fuselage’s width is only 3 meters. You just don’t have the same amount of room to fit the same size of overhead bins in different planes. Sure. But setting aside the RJs for a moment, I’ve had 737s with different bin and under seat configs. I’ve flown just under 2 million miles on United. A bit on Delta/Jet Blue/Southwest. Standardizing by airline or Boeing v Airbus would help tremendously. The 22″x14″ for US vs 21.5″x15.5″ for international ultimately stems from the different overhead bin segment length in 737 vs A320; 737 can fit 4x 14″ wide bags per segment, and A320 can fit 5x 15.5″ wide bags. Won’t matter for too much longer as everyone moves to bins designed for standard rollers to go on their side and 9″ becomes the critical dimension for everything. Which actually, 22″x14″x9″ is possible for anything larger than a 50-seater. But only for half the passengers.

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