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carry on

[kar-ee-on, -awn] / ˈkær iˌɒn, -ˌɔn /






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EasyJet has been told to stop claiming that carry-on baggage fees are available "from £5.99", after it failed to provide evidence to the advertising watchdog that passengers can stow luggage in a cabin at that price.

From BBC

It said the wording on the website was meant to inform customers that £5.99 was the starting point for adding carry-on bags and it was an accurate price on several routes.

From BBC

Last year, European Union lawmakers voted to force airlines to let passengers bring a carry-on bag of up to 7kgs on board for free.

From BBC

In May, Southwest started charging for checked luggage and experienced a surge in the volume of carry-on bags.

From The Wall Street Journal

So, what’s a traveler who’s stymied by the fact that they don’t qualify for those higher tiers and may miss out on getting that coveted bin space for their carry-on to do?

From MarketWatch