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BabyLitigator:
Just managed an SS Plate + wing, Drysuit, Fins and fixins at 49.5 lbs per the Southwest rep this morning. SS means regs need to be carried on in some circumstances, but that's it.
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Sam757:
Ease of travel is the most important thing as 99% of dives in the near future involve flying. I work for an airline and often fly standby/jumpseat so if I can fit everything in a 22inch suitcase with some room to spare that would be ideal. Checking a bag is a last resort.
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You missed the OP's note on how they fly. Yer checking a bag. The OP does not unless a last resort.

IMHO hard plates are PITA for traveling when compared to a soft plate. I have done both and now only travel with a soft plate unless specifically traveling and diving with doubles.
 
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