When it comes to packing for a trip or a holiday, many factors will come into play. The weather, activities and climate you'll be heading into are just some of these, which is why you'll no doubt have done your research before you head off abroad, to save you feeling uncomfortable and not being prepared for any situation you might face.
So doing your research when it comes to packing rules with airlines should also be on your preparation list before you embark on any trip on a plane. Sometimes it can seem like these rules can change overnight, so even if you've only recently flown with the same airline and think you have everything sussed out, it's always worth checking and double checking to save you being caught out at the airport, in front of your fellow passengers.
Ryanair, easyJet, Jet2, TUI and British Airways - airlines that all fly from Bristol Airport - each have their own sets of rules when it comes to baggage, hand luggage and other items you'll be bringing with you. This includes specific bag measurements and weight limits, additional costs, specialist equipment for babies, musical instruments, medical items and sports equipment, to name a few - here's a handy guide to help you pack for your next flight and avoid fines and other embarrassment, too...
