Cabin Luggage 50x35x25 cms. £9.00 in Primark
I was looking for a case that would fit Easyjets maximum size and found this in Primark today for £9.Has several compartments and sturdy wheels.Think they are only in black.
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Jump to unread Post a CommentMost airlines are 55cm x 40cm x 20cm.
Most airlines are 55cm x 40cm x 20cm.
Not Easyjet's allowance it is 25cms
Most shops are open today, thankfully this past-it tradition of shutting for daft religious holidays seems to be ending.
Edited By: Polly07 on Apr 08, 2012 11:32
No weight limit for Easyjet's hand baggage as long as it fits into the allowed dimensions.
Most shops are open today, thankfully this past-it tradition of shutting for daft religious holidays seems to be ending.
Most shops are closed actually, As well as complying with restrictions on opening hours on normal Sundays, large stores of more than 280 square metres (3,014 square feet) must not open on: Easter Sunday (except Scotland) Christmas Day....Small shops are free to open when they choose on these days, or those that provide a service i.e. petrol etc.
When Sunday opening was introduce ie 6 hoour on a sunday the condition was that shops of a certain size ie supermarkets etc shut on easter sunday. Apart from xmas day it is the most important day in the christian church
u live in a shopping centre??
Any ideas or links for suitable bags ???
No weight limit for Easyjet's hand baggage as long as it fits into the allowed dimensions.
Is that right?
Didnt know that..thought it was 10kg for hand luggage
Most shops are open today, thankfully this past-it tradition of shutting for daft religious holidays seems to be ending.
Most shops are closed actually, As well as complying with restrictions on opening hours on normal Sundays, large stores of more than 280 square metres (3,014 square feet) must not open on: Easter Sunday (except Scotland) Christmas Day....Small shops are free to open when they choose on these days, or those that provide a service i.e. petrol etc.
There are far more small shops and petrol stations than there are 'stores', ergo, most shops are open. As you also acknowledge, we in Scotland aren't subject to England's trading laws so all our big shops are open.