Why your carry-on limit keeps shrinking — a pilot weighs in on airline baggage rules
A former pilot explains why airline carry-on weight limits differ so much — safety maths, ancillary fees, and...
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From January 2027, IATA rules will ban in-flight power bank use and cap passengers at two chargers. Which airl...
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Qantas enforces a smart casual dress code at its lounges — and uggs count as sleepwear. What the rules say and...
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