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Airlines Clip Carry-On Limits With rising fuel costs and increased security concerns, airlines have once again pared down the number and size of bags you can carry-on. The weight and size of these bags is becoming more important, as well. No longer can you carry any 2 or 3 fold-aways, crammed with as many travel supplies as you can squeeze. Airlines are regularly posting new carry-on limits at check-in desks, and most ticketing agents are actively screening carry-on baggage for dimensions and weight. In addition, a recent plot in the U.K. identified a plot to explode multiple airplanes using sports beverages and common electronic devices. As a result, liquids have been banned from all carry-ons for the immediate future. This includes shampoos, beverages, hairspray, nail polish, and other common liquid or gel-based products. When planning for your next trip, remember to keep these points in mind:
Due to recent military actions and increased concerns about airline safety, airlines have changed their policies. Many now will allow a total of two items, including a bag and a personal item, such as a laptop, purse or pillow. So how do the airlines compare? Here's a breakdown of what the airlines will let you get away with:
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Flying to or from the United Kingdom? Please be advised that all carry-ons have been banned as a result of the August, 2006 plot to blow up U.S.-bound airliners. Be sure to allow plenty of time to check all bags and endure extreme security. For more travel information, please contact your airline directly.
TOD = Total Outside Dimensions
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