Carry On Baggage

[mysusie45]

Trip Advisor hasn't told me the answer so I'll try here.

 

Heading to Berlin for cruise in May followed by 30 day motorhome trip after cruise so type of luggage and packing strategy is important.

 

Question--Are the carry on rules for a round trip itinerary those of the initial carrier? We're talking Air Canada and Lufthansa over and Lufthansa back to Seattle.

 

I've read everything I can on both sites and can't find the answer.

 

Thanks for any information you can provide.

[Pam in CA]

Are you asking about the ship's carry-on rules or the airline's? Luggage carried on the ship must go through an airport- style screening but you can bring on as much as you can carry as long as it fits through the machine.

[Loonbeam]

As far as air, it depends on the interline agreement. Sometimes its carrier of origin, sometimes its independent. Basically assume the most restrictive.

[Duane T]

Trip Advisor hasn't told me the answer so I'll try here.

 

Heading to Berlin for cruise in May followed by 30 day motorhome trip after cruise so type of luggage and packing strategy is important.

 

Question--Are the carry on rules for a round trip itinerary those of the initial carrier? We're talking Air Canada and Lufthansa over and Lufthansa back to Seattle.

 

I've read everything I can on both sites and can't find the answer.

 

Thanks for any information you can provide.

Each Airline has different rules that you can find on the airline's website based on cabin (First/Business/Economy) or frequent flyer mileage level or if you have the airlines premium credit cards that allows free first bag, etc. Otherwise, plan on paying for each piece of checked baggage if you go over any free allotments.

[mysusie45]

Thanks , will assume the most restrictive.

[caribill]

Go with the most restrictive for carry-on. For checked luggage the rules of the airline you check-in with each direction apply.

Edited November 13, 2013 by caribill