Those unique, perverse creatures who seem able to live for months at a time with only 2 t-shirts and simply don’t ever see any need to check in a bag.ĭespite the fact that I take on average, about 1 carry-on-only flight per month (the expensive joys of long-distance relationships), for the longest time I didn’t actually really have any kind of “proper” carry on bag. Therefore a few days worth of clothes is all you really need to bring.Īnd then, of course, there are the light packers. My £19.99 flight turned out to be one of the most unpleasant trips I’ve ever had on account of 4 rowdy bachelor & bachelorette parties). Once upon a time you had your bachelor (or bachelorette) party in a downtown bar whereas now you and the wedding gang head to Dublin or Vegas for a weekend of debauchery (or Malaga as I recently found out. My flight was £19.99 but my checked backpack cost me an extra £20).Īnother option is that short breaks are more popular than ever. This naturally causes bargain hunger travelers to forego the luxury of overpacking and cram everything they can into a 22” x 14” cube? * (Seriously, I recently flew from Leeds, UK to Malaga in Spain. The primary one is simply that many budget airlines charge handsome fees to check bags which can often cost as much as the actual flight itself. It really does seem that we are living in the age of carry-on-luggage-only travel and last year, countless millions of us elected to take flights without checking in any baggage.
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