26" bag vs TSA
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#13
I don't commute anymore so a fat 22 might work well.
#14
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https://www.briggs-riley.com/product...rry-on-spinner
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You need to figure out an option to fit in that. The 26" bag isn't going to work with the new scanner.
Personally I would love to see a lawsuit with the TSA about this becuase it seems they arbitrarily chose a size.
You could tell tsa you don't want them to scan your bag so everytime you have to go through full security you could tell them to manually screen it and place rediculous things in there like large silicone objects.
This would take time- and it's not like it's the poor 20 dollar an hour agents fault his beaurocracy chose the scanner that was obviously a government kickback deal for the manufacturer
So it's either - find a smaller bag that works or have multiple bags
Strongbags has some 23 and 24" options. I don't like the funky handle on their new bag.
Luggage works has some thicker expandable options.
Travelpro seems to work for the tendies that carry rediculous amounts of stuff - and they love YouTube vlogs about how they pack
Consider packing cubes or vacuum bags (wife and I did 8 days in Europe with music festival with 22" carryons and vacuum bags)
#16
Not seeing the discount on their site. What is it, and how do you get it? Thanks!
PS: I can't stand spinner wheels--this looks like essentially the same bag (perhaps even marginally larger, based on the diagrams??), but w/ standard two wheels, and a few bucks cheaper....:
https://www.briggs-riley.com/product...wheel-carry-on
PS: I can't stand spinner wheels--this looks like essentially the same bag (perhaps even marginally larger, based on the diagrams??), but w/ standard two wheels, and a few bucks cheaper....:
https://www.briggs-riley.com/product...wheel-carry-on
#17
Happened to me. Us maybe??? I told them the flight wouldn't leave until my bag made it back to me. Originator out of TLH left on time that day, OPS was on it after that radio call.
#20
My solution would be to throw that pos bag away and buy a smaller, lighter bag that doesn’t scream aircrew and meets the normal travel standards. The travelpro bag is about $200, basically a bar bill. These are petty things in the big picture of things. Not worth the hassle.
Your other option is to keep using that bag and get a hard time every single time you go through security while hoping they actually let you through with your bag
Your other option is to keep using that bag and get a hard time every single time you go through security while hoping they actually let you through with your bag
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