Did you know that there were restrictions and limits when it comes to luggage and carry-ons when you fly? Depending on the aircraft carrier and passenger load your airline has, the size of your carry-on bags allowed on your flight may be effected. Smaller planes may not have the same room in their overheads as larger planes or jets. You should always check with individual airlines to see what their carry-on requirements or standards are for your flight. Check the permitted dimensions and weight allowance. There may be times that your carry-on may be rejected for being too big when you approach the flight door. If so, always remove essential items you may need for your flight and hand your bag to the flight attendant Your bag can be claimed with checked in luggage or at the flight gate. Don't argue with the flight attendant or you may not be allowed on the flight and that would ruin your entire trip. Don't Over Pack Items that are essential to you s...