By plane, laptop bag, luggage, problem

In addition to checked baggage, one piece of carry-on baggage is required. The large suitcase you are talking about must be checked in. When you go through the border control, you can carry your laptop and your handbag.

It is said to be ten pounds, but generally if there is no unusual shape, or affects the safety of others, or the item that occupies a particularly large space, no one cares. Especially now that there are more people with computers, I always carry a computer bag (mine is a backpack like a school bag, which also contains cameras, money, keys and other personal items), plus a small cabin suitcase that can be rolled on. The United Airlines, Lufthansa, Air China, China Southern Airlines, and China Eastern Airlines I flew were all taken care of.

A lot of them require you to take your computer out and have it inspected when you scan your bag, as long as you have enough space in your bag, there is a reason to put the other things you mentioned above.

And especially for this kind of international flight, every time I am worried about too much luggage and afraid of being fined, I will find out at the time of check-in that in fact, everyone has a large bag, and your luggage is not the biggest. Good luck!

It's best not to put anything else on either side of the notebook that can cause covering, which is the FAA's rule.

Yes, theoretically, you can carry 5 kg with you, as long as you're not oversized, it's not too serious, and you have a baggage problem, and the staff will tell you when you check in.

Of course, as long as the hand luggage is not overweight and does not contain contraband, you can pack whatever you want. However, you can only carry one piece of hand luggage, you can combine the two bags, and if you can't pack them all, it is recommended to put them in your checked baggage.

Take your notebook with you on the plane.

It can hold things like mobile phones.

Valuables cannot be checked in.

He may have heavy hands when running the Lee.

He won't take it lightly.

If it's too much, you'll have to add money!

Of course, there is a limit to the weight of luggage per person.

If you exceed, you will add money.

And then how many kg capped.

And no one is holding the scale, standing on the scale, weighing your bag

The computer needs to be taken out because the computer can only be carried on the plane and cannot be checked inIf the computer is accidentally checked in the suitcase, the airport staff will check it out during the scanning, find the password that the party asked for the suitcase, take out the computer, and then go through the ground mail procedures and transport it to the designated address.

All electronic devices such as computers, tablets, power banks, game consoles, etc. cannot be checked in, and they must be carried on the plane, and they must be taken out separately for inspection when passing through the security check, because these electronic devices contain lithium batteries, which are easy to check in the consignment process.

Prohibited items on the aircraft.

No flammable, explosive, controlled instruments, dangerous goods, etc. can be carried on the aircraft. Flammable and explosive materials such as gunpowder, gasoline, alcohol, ammunition, etc. Controlled instruments such as pistols, daggers, batons, handcuffs, etc.

Dangerous goods such as white phosphorus, foaming agents, potassium permanganate, etc. Be sure to check the contents of your bag before boarding the plane to avoid delays.

Precautions for shipping.

When checking in, you should pay attention to the weight of the suitcase and the prohibited items that can not be carried, because the weight of the free luggage given by each airline is different, and you should check it in advance before checking, otherwise you will have to pay the uncheap check-in fee. In addition to flammable, explosive, controlled instruments, dangerous goods, etc., electronic products with lithium batteries cannot be carried in the consignment.

It can be checked in and your laptop can be checked during the flight. Domestic airlines do not prohibit the inspection of laptops, it should be noted that laptops are valuables, and airports and airlines will not be too responsible for the loss and damage of computers, so if you must check it in, you need to take protective measures.

1.Airlines have restrictions on size and weight. Each person is allowed one item with a maximum size of 20 x 40 x 55 cm and a weight of no more than 5 kg. First class passengers are allowed two pieces of 5 kg luggage.

2..According to the "Notice on Strengthening the Safety of Lithium Batteries in Passenger Baggage" (Bureau [2011] No. 30) issued by other departments of the Civil Aviation Administration. 1888) invented the requirements for electricity:

Lithium or lithium-ion battery cells or battery-portable electronic devices (watches, calculators, cameras, mobile**, laptops, video cameras, etc.) for personal use by passengers or crew members should be carried on board the aircraft as carry-on baggage.

3.To sum up, notebooks can be checked in, but lithium batteries can only be carried with you. So, if you want to check your laptop, you need to take the lithium battery off the laptop and take it with you.

Yes, as long as you are not overweight (the maximum weight is 5kg) and you can bring a backpack and laptop bag or check-in box in addition to your hand luggage. There is no weight limit for this backpack.

Domestic flights: The weight of carry-on items free of charge per passenger is limited to 5 kg. Passengers holding first-class tickets are allowed to carry two items per person; Passengers holding business class, premium economy class and economy class tickets can only carry one item per person. The volume of each carry-on item must not exceed 20 40 55 cm.

Carry-on items that exceed the weight, number of pieces or size limits should be checked in as checked baggage.

International Regional Flights:

Each First Class passenger is allowed two pieces of carry-on baggage, each weighing no more than 5 kg; Each Business Class and Economy Class passenger is allowed one piece of carry-on baggage, which must not weigh more than 5 kg. The sum of the three sides of each of the above bags must not exceed 115 cm and may be stowed in the cabin trunk or under the seat. If the weight or volume limit is exceeded, it shall be transported as checked baggage in accordance with the regulations.

If you are in economy class, you can't bring a computer bag, a backpack, or a suitcase, and if you are in first class, you can bring a computer bag, a backpack, or a suitcase. Suitcases need to be checked in as checked baggage. During the flight, passengers can bring their own small items free of charge.

Airlines have restrictions on size and weight. Each person is allowed to carry one item, each with a volume of no more than 20 40 55 cm and a weight of no more than 5 kg. First-class passengers are allowed to carry two pieces of five kilograms.

Computer bags can be carried on board. First Class.

Passengers with tickets are allowed to carry two items per person, and passengers with business class or economy class tickets are allowed to carry only one item per person. The volume of each item shall not exceed 20 cm x 40 cm x 55 cm, and the total weight shall not exceed 5 kg.

The items prohibited from being carried or checked in or traveling by passengers as stipulated by the Civil Aviation Administration mainly include: military guns, official guns, civilian guns and other types of firearms and their imitations. Ordnance, police equipment and other equipment prohibited by the state and their imitations.

All kinds of explosives, blasting equipment, pyrotechnic products and other ** items and their imitations.

All kinds of controlled knives.

Hydrogen, oxygen, gasoline, kerosene.

Diesel fuel, alcohol and various oxidants and other flammable and explosive materials.

Toxic substances such as highly toxic pesticides, corrosive substances such as sulfuric acid and hydrochloric acid, all kinds of radioactive materials, and other items that endanger the flight safety of aircraft and other items prohibited by national laws and regulations.