Avoid Rising Baggage Fees with These Cabin-Friendly Cases
Even if you score a great deal on a plane ticket, the costs associated with travel these days can really add up. In fact, Air Canada and West Jet–two of Canada’s most prominent airlines–have announced they’re raising checked baggage fees, wi
Even if you score a great deal on a plane ticket, the costs associated with travel these days can really add up. In fact, Air Canada and West Jet–two of Canada’s most prominent airlines–have announced they’re raising checked baggage fees, with the price for your first checked bag going up from $25 to $30 and your second rising from $30 all the way to $50.
Unfortunately, the price change starts early next month—so we’re being proactive and changing our packing routine now. It’s time to embrace the carry-on case. Your wallet will thank you for avoiding those climbing baggage fees. An added bonus? Packing light definitely encourages more well-planned outfits. (You may think you need ten tank tops but we promise you don’t!)
It’s also a great time to buy. With summer behind us, a lot of luggage brands are slashing their prices.
To help you downsize, we’ve picked out our absolute favourite carry-ons. From a white marble case by Heys, to a Globe-Trotter bag that has the perfect vintage feel, one thing’s for sure, your next flight’s overhead compartment is about to look a whole lot cuter.
The contoured exterior of this case is already unique, but inside the bag you’ll also find a variety of decorative vintage stickers to give it even more personality.
This is a bag for those of you who worship the white marble aesthetic. And with wheels that spin a full 360 degrees, you’ll be zipping around the airport with ease.
This American Tourister bag stands out from the standard black case with a bright pop of red. A TSA combination lock also ensures that all your belongings stay safe.
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