Kono 19 inch Carry On Luggage Lightweight Hard Shell ABS 4 Wheel Spinner Suitcase 2 Year Warranty Durable (Black)

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The material of the shell should not only suit your purpose but also be of very good quality. Many hard case bags feature ABC and PC materials, which are durable and highly resistant. Softshell bags should have a light but durable canvas, polyester, or nylon exterior made for long-term use. Compartments If this is your first time purchasing suitcases, consider buying a suitcase set so you get better value for your money. Limited Lifetime Coverage plus new trusted companion promise, which covers the cost of repair for damage from airline or other common carrier for 1 year

We are suppliers of suitcases here in the UK. We offer a range of high quality ABS and PP suitcases so no matter how often you travel we have the right fit for you. Our cabin suitcase range is suitable for British Airways, Jet2, Ryanair and Aer Lingus carry on luggage (as well as many other airlines!). Airline companies around the world have different requirements in terms of size and weight of your carry on luggage. Why buy a hand luggage? The smallest of the suitcase sizes, the small cabin bag - no wheels ( or one with wheels) is perfect for business travellers who only need their laptop and a few essentials with them. Because of the high luggage fees, carry-ons got popular. All of our Kono hard case suitcases are light weight. This is important due to weight limits imposed by airlines. For example if you are only allowed bring 20kg of luggage which would be our 24 inch suitcase on a flight then the lighter tha actual suitcase itself the better. Our suitcases weigh beween 2kg - 3.5kg so they are super lightweight. We usually travel with 2 extra-large suitcases when we do long-term travel, longer than 2 weeks, that is. We used these suitcases when we moved abroad, or travelled to Japan and New Zealand. Probably one of the best investments to date, I can highly recommend them.Airlines listed below allow carry-ons no larger than 56x45x25cm (22x17.7x10 inches) on board. Airline

In this handy table, I have collected the measurements and volume of each airline-approved carry-on suitcase. Use the "Size Type" Column to find the airline list below. Size TypeClassic and timeless look: Dark-coloured suitcases often have a more sophisticated and elegant appearance. They tend to be seen as more professional and can complement a variety of travel outfits. Additionally, dark colours are less likely to go out of style compared to trendy or bright colours. Airlines listed below allow carry-ons no larger than 55x35x25 cm (21.6x13.8x9.8 inches) on board. Airline In the tables below, we have collected most major airlines and grouped them by their maximum allowed carry on size. For each airline, we added the allowed carry-on weight in kilogram and pounds. Size A - Carry-on suitcase

I often take an extra-large cabin suitcase with me even if it isn't full, so I have extra free space for souvenirs and other things I buy during our trip. You can use a small cabin bag on pretty much all airlines and allowed to take with you onboard during your flight, at no extra cost. Why buy this? Perfect if you stay long-term in one destination as you can carry all your belongings in it. This is an excellent choice for families travelling with children. On average, carry-ons usually have to be 8-10 inches in width, 13-15 inches in height, and 19-23 inches in length. Each airline has different carry-on size requirements, however, the most popular one is 22 x 14 x 9 inches. The restrictions are so different between airlines because the overhead compartments tend to differ in capacity across different aircraft. There are a few key factors that one should consider when looking for the right suitcase for your needs. The first thing you will need to decide upon is what size of suitcase do you need. Are you looking for a cabin sized bag or are you looking for something that is a bit bigger in a medium bag. If it is a long journey you are undertaking then you made need an XL suitcase that can fit over 20kg of luggage in it. Perhaps you might need a full set of 3 suitcases if you are going on a family trip or if you are shopping for luggage to have for the long term.If you are looking for standard-sized cabin luggage, the hard-case Large Cabin Suitcase is your best option. Medium Size Suitcases are great for short multi-city stops as it's relatively lightweight and small enough to be practical to carry around with you. It usually fits comfortably into a taxi, and it's not too much hassle to carry on public transport. Make sure to get lightweight hand luggage. The weight restrictions are pretty strict as it is already, so make sure to get a lightweight carry-on and personal item. Especially the carry-on, because you’ll have to stow it in the overhead compartments. So instead of going with a hardside carry-on, get a fabric one instead, which will most likely be lighter. If you are a business traveller going on very short trips, then a small or medium-sized cabin suitcase with a tech compartment will be perfect for you. We constantly try to improve the information here. If you notice any mistakes or outdated information, please let us know in the comment section below.

Dimensions: Typically between 18 and 22 inches (45 and 56 cm) in height, 13 to 14 inches (33 to 36 cm) in width, and 8 to 9 inches (20 to 23 cm) in depth. The standard suitcase size is 21 inches (54 cm) tall, with dimensions of 55x35x20cm (21.6x13.7x7.8 inches). Your baggage allowance will depend on the airline, the length of your flight (short or long-haul), and occasionally the policy of the airport where you depart from.Versatile and practical: Dark-coloured suitcases are versatile and suitable for different travel scenarios. Whether you're travelling for business or leisure, a dark-coloured suitcase can easily blend in with different environments and travel settings. Airlines listed below allow carry-ons no larger than 55x40x20 cm (21.6x15.7x7.9 inches) on board. Airline Some airports (we are looking at you Budapest Airport) might not allow you to carry drones on board in your carry-on. You will have to take any batteries out of the drone and place them in your carry-on separately. Travelling for 1-2 weeks? I would recommend one medium-sized suitcase per person (unless you are going to the beach or to a very hot destination, which case you really don't need much space). The downside of a carry on is that you have less space and can't take liquids with you on board ( see airport restrictions on liquids). Small Cabin Suitcase (hand luggage or carry-on)