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Traveling with scuba gear
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You're more adventuresome, or cheap, than I am, I would not try that.
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thbcthomas
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Not very adventurous, but I am FRUGAL, thanks to having 3 teens.
some airlines allow one carry on size piece of luggage plus a second smaller piece like a small back pack for example. if the airline you flew has these type of rules, then i could see them allowing it as the second item.
And the OP was wearing it. It is all down to the personnel who is doing the safety check and with 3 kids tagging along probably also help.
I also won't.
Would this practice works every time?
It will be really troublesome to return to the check in counter, queue up, check in the bc, pay excess luggage etc etc.
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thbcthomas
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It was Spirit and almost nothing is free.
I can think of many airlines
Out of date:
Now Ryanair to charge £1 to use the toilet | This is Money
That was 2010.
Ryanair Will Restrict Passenger Bathroom Use | One Mile at a Time
Last yr.
Bring your own P bottle like those mountaineers! Zip block bag will do if there is no leak!
What will happen if you spill the content accidentally or deliberately? The smell on the plane will be horrendous!!!
LOL, this thread reminded me of this: https://www.oceanicworldwide.com/product/bcds/jetpack
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