It was a gamble but I brought mine aboard cloaked by the standard brompton bag,
put the attached luggage under the seat in front and the brompton overhead for
a weekender, the flight was mid size plane from sfo to LA.
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> On Jul 15, 2021, at 11:37 AM, Max S wrote:
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>
When I travelled internationally with a Brommie, I put it inside the Ikea
tyvek bag you mentioned, with a bit of cardboard around it to provide some
protection from bumps, etc. We had to check ours, however, possibly due to
the fact there were two flights involved. Would be very curious to hear
Thanks
This is encouraging
Thanks again
Bo
> On Jul 14, 2021, at 11:15 AM, J L wrote:
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> Bo,
>
> This depends so much on the airline and the staff. That said, I have more
> than once seen a brompton stashed in the overhead bin, no bag or anything.
>
> I would stash mine in a tyvek bag. As
Bo,
This depends so much on the airline and the staff. That said, I have more than
once seen a brompton stashed in the overhead bin, no bag or anything.
I would stash mine in a tyvek bag. As long as it fits the size requirements for
carry on it should be alright.
Jason
> On Jul 14, 2021,
what do airlines typically do about bromptons
i intend to travel to europe on condor
if i take my brompton will they accept it in a ikea tyvec bag?
i have the brompton travel case with wheels
but it is heavy and bulky
and a sea anchor after i arrive.
Or does one build a cardboard box around it?
