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baggage
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Baggage is commonly stored in overhead compartments or under the seat in air travel.
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baggage
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Carrying baggage while traveling is common and expected, whether it's a suitcase, backpack, or duffel bag.
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baggage
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Commonly associated with checking in at airports and train stations, with travelers using wheels suitcases and trolleys to transport their belongings.
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baggage allowance
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Limited to a certain number of bags and weight per passenger, with additional fees for exceeding the allowance
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baggage handling
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Policies and services often focused on self-service and quick retrieval of baggage upon arrival
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checked baggage fees
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Commonly charged for each checked bag, with fees increasing for additional bags and exceeding weight limits
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hand luggage
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Carrying hand luggage is common when traveling by airplane, and it is limited in size and weight.
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hand luggage
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Common on flights, passengers bring small bags on board
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hand luggage
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Typically allowed as carry-on luggage in airplanes with specific size and weight restrictions.
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hand luggage
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Expected to be stowed in the overhead compartment during flight
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luggage
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Luggage often includes large suitcases for extended trips and smaller carry-on bags for convenience.
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luggage
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Common to have luggage with wheels for easier transport in airports and train stations
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overweight baggage
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Subject to hefty fees for exceeding weight limits, with strict enforcement and weighing at check-in
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