So, let's talk about some of the major airlines and their carry-on bag policies. American Airlines, for example, allows one carry-on and one personal item, while Delta has a similar policy. But, Spirit Airlines is a whole different story – they charge extra for carry-on bags, so you might want to pack light if you're flying with them.
And then there's the issue of size and weight. Most airlines have specific dimensions and weight limits for carry-on bags, so make sure you check the airline's website before your trip. You don't want to show up to the airport with a bag that's too big or too heavy, or you'll be forced to check it – and we all know how much fun that is (said no one ever).
Hand Carry Luggage Size | Cabin Bag Size Chart – CRHM
Now, I know some of you are thinking, but what about all the things I need to bring? Well, let me tell you, it's all about prioritizing. Make a list of the essentials, like your phone charger and snacks, and pack those in your carry-on. The rest can go in your checked luggage – or you can just wear all your clothes and save space in your bags (just kidding, please don't do that).
