Yes, your crossbody has a personal object – and that is part of the problem (Roundup)
News and notes from the whole interweb:
- Yes, your crossbody counts as a personal object on a plane (but it should not).
A belt is one of your clothes, not a hand luggage item. A belt in which you can store items is always a belt and part of your clothes. A banana bag worn on your body, essentially a pocket as it says, is also one of your clothes.
For what? Because it does not require a air bac space (your hand baggage in full size) and that it does not require space under the seat in front of you (your personal article).
A man can wear freight pants. Anyone can wear a jacket, even a heavy winter coat, and this does not count against your hand luggage allocation. So a crossbody should not either either.
- American Airlines wants to code on the new long -haul flights from Alaska to Europe and Asia, but their pilot union says that it violates the scope of their contract – that national codeshares are authorized, but not international.
The pilots believe that the codes of codes in Alaska could exchange with flights, their airline would make them fly. In addition, if it is in the contract, he negotiates the lever effect.
American Airlines had planned an international center in Seattle, moved their long -term flying of Los Angeles. They were going to do Seattle in Bangalore, Shanghai and London Heathrow. It was the raison d’être of their “West Coast Alliance” amplified with Alaska Airlines. But it was not turned.
- Construction permit refused for the New Cleveland Browns Stadium because it would hinder air traffic (HT: @crucker)
- The refreshment of British Airways First Wing begins on Monday with work to do for nights. In one way or another, it does not seem only 8 years since the opening of the space.
- Here is a good reason to cleanse the planes – the passengers on a flight leaving propogande for those who embark the next. Please collect the garbage in the seat pockets between travel!
After @Amicanairir Delayed me for more than 12 hours and on the remuneration of the delay, I finally got out of DC on the flight 5656 to Milwaukee to see this in the pocket of the seat in front of me pic.twitter.com/yftryhgcb3
– jpiss_esq (@dr_jpissman) August 16, 2025
- The Hotel Management Company Aimbridge is embarking on all inclusive seaside resorts. Whatever the property contracts they earn, in my opinion, the hotels you want to avoid.
