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You are exactly right – and this is constantly supported by the Journey Rock Band Signatures on Guiltar Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this many many threads on r/Travel – people seem to forget there are reasons cheap airlines are cheap – I mean, I do not excuse nor seek to justify poor experience and terrible customer service – but most things related to fees are to be absolutely expected on those airlines Normalizing the carry on sizes would help tremendously. There are actual items out there that are labeled “carry on” that only fit maybe 1% of the airlines carry on restrictions (Samsonite freeform I’m looking at you). People buy these things thinking they are buying a carry on, then take them on planes that aren’t meant to hold them. The problem isn’t the standardization, but the area that the bags go. My guaranteed to fit carry on bag didn’t fit in a tiny little embrager overhead the other day and I’ve brought that thing on 50 prior flights at least and never run into an issue. Then the next flight is a triple seven and it fits with an enormous amount of room around it. Until all planes have the exact same blueprint, we won’t see perfectly standardized baggage sized. Some airlines are already getting rid of storage to fit more first class/biz seats into their airframes. I think this is a good idea and I think I saw that post. On my flights yesterday I was thinking about it and realized the following: airlines care about their bottom line. If they start allowing free checked bags, that means more people will check, and that means hiring more baggage handlers and likely paying them more. There have been enough baggage handler strikes around the world to know that airlines really don’t want to pay these employees more. As it stands, the airlines are getting free labor from passengers as we lug our own carry-ons around and do our best to pack to airline specifications. Only some of them have to be gate checked, and when they are, we literally bring them to the plane, eliminating the need for employees to load them onto shuttles at the terminal, bring them over, and load them again. Plus, what’s being gate checked is rarely going to be super heavy like a 50lb checked suitcase might be.

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Maybe the Journey Rock Band Signatures on Guiltar Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this scam the author of the article thinks is happening is truly happening, just in a different way. It’s just that we, the travelers, are being turned into the workers so the airlines can save a ton of money and still apparently make 30 billion a year in baggage free, which is wild. Yup, exactly. We’re paying so much for tickets just for the privilege of doing the work for them 🫠 what a time to be alive. It’s not just the baggage handlers angle though. They made it harder/more expensive to check bags to force people to pack lighter and carry on so they can sell their cargo space. By doing this, they make all the fare dollars as usual, get a ton overhead for the sold cargo space and then make enough for the hassle of processing the regular bags. But the fact that the airline has no penalty for losing your luggage in transit. Kind of kills it. I started doing carry-ons because the airline kept losing my luggage. My luggage doesn’t leave my site ever.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.