The popular backpack that doesn’t pay baggage fees is now on sale in Portugal
It has the perfect dimensions to fit with Ryanair or easyJet at no extra cost. The straps are adjustable and come in different colors.
The dilemma of every trip.
A tape measure in one hand, a backpack in the other. Anyone who has flown on low-cost airlines knows how difficult it is to handle luggage. There is always a limit, and when we have to move more stuff, we end up paying extra for it – sometimes ridiculous amounts.
Since the dimensions of each company’s handbags vary, knowing if your backpack or suitcase is the right size is not easy. If Ryanair passengers can take a bag measuring 40x20x25 centimetres, the stipulated size on easyJet is actually 56x45x25 centimetres. It must fit the seat in front of you.
If you never know what type of bag to choose when packing your bags, we have good news. After becoming widely popular, the new backpacks from American Tourister, which Samsonite purchased in 1993, will let you take off without fear of extra charges. It is now on sale in Portugal through the brand’s website.
Yellow and pink options.
Take2Cabin’s suggestions include the exact dimensions to take on Ryanair or easyJet flights, for example. In the case of the first company, the models were smaller and cost 52 euros each. Larger, but equally practical, options are now available for €69. Only the dimensions really change.
Available in multiple colors, such as yellow, pink, green or black, it features a lightweight and resistant design. It has several sections to organize all your travel essentials, as well as adjustable and comfortable straps to make it easy to carry all your belongings.
All suggestions are available on location From the American tourist. Take advantage of this opportunity and click on the gallery to discover other luggage models (of different brands and prices) that you can take with you in the plane cabin.
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It costs 20.28 euros on the site From Amazon.
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