Keep these tips in mind the next time you have to jump on another cross-country flight but want to pack light. Flight delays and trouble making connections make keeping track of your luggage more and more difficult, so it’s always best to pack a carry-on that will fit under the seat in front of you. |
As a frequent business traveler, you’re probably used to packing up your carry-on and hoisting it up into the overhead compartment every week. Tight schedules have become even harder to manage thanks to flight delays and unpredictable airline issues, and you don’t exactly have the extra time to wait around for your suitcase to come around the conveyor belt with all of the tourists and first-time flyers. But many travelers are wising up to the carry-on suitcase trick to avoid lost luggage nightmares, and unless you’re the first one on the plane, it can be quite a challenge to find a spot to stash your overnight bag. To help you keep your bags light, portable and even malleable, read below to get some tips on how an efficient business traveler should pack a carry-on
|
Powered by
✕