what are carry-on standards?

Answer 1

Two items on board, a purse type, or Laptop Etc., and a small piece of baggage that will fit under the seat, or safely overhead.

I wore layers of clothing, I had intended for islanders in Belize. On the last layer, I had on a Safari Vest, every pocket was full, and I weigh about 108, with the Vest, I weighed about 140#. It was funny, and when I got to the Island, I was absolutely roasting.
I was allowed two pieces of luggage, total 70#. I opted out for an inexpensive, yet durable bright blue trunk, and also left it with the Islanders.

In my 70# trunk, was two Razor Scooters, and tons of gifts, just fun stuff for the Islanders. The gift tax was low, as they knew the gifts were for their people.

I think all Airlines have a Standard. It is best to call the Airlines you are flying with, and get the exact dimensions, and weight allowed. Or, you will have to ditch it at the airport.

Answer 2

Usually you can take 1 carry-on besides a purse. It has to be able to fit either under your seat or in an overhead compartment. So, not too big...like a small duffel bag size. Go on the airlines website you are flying on for more info. Also, no scissors, tweezers, knives, or anything they would consider a weapon.

Answer 3

You must be willing to do it again, to persevere in the face of adversity, to move forward again with confidence! Now, carry on! Walk softly and with a big stick.

Answer 4

Depends on your carrier, is it a domestic or international flight. Check your carrier's website for size/weight restrictions. Measure a suitcase by length + width + depth.

Answer 5

you may want to contact the airline and see what the standards are,,,,,they will provide a list of what is allowed

Answer 6

It varies per carrier, it is best to contact the airline you are flying with.

Answer 7

2 face with courage of an aknowledged measure of comparison for quantitative or qualitative value.