Can You Bring Both a Backpack and a Carry-On on a Flight?

Learn if you can bring a backpack alongside a carry-on bag on your next flight. Read more for airline restrictions and tips.

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Yes, you can bring both a backpack and a carry-on. Most airlines allow one personal item (like a backpack) and one carry-on bag. Ensure your backpack fits under the seat in front of you and your carry-on complies with the airline's size and weight limits. Always check your airline’s specific policies to avoid surprises.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is considered a personal item on a flight? A personal item is typically something that fits under the seat in front of you, like a backpack, purse, or small laptop bag.
  2. Are there size limits for carry-on bags? Yes, each airline has specific size limits for carry-on bags, usually around 22 x 14 x 9 inches, but it's best to check directly with your airline.
  3. Can I bring a large backpack as my carry-on? If your backpack exceeds the airline's size limits for carry-on bags, it may have to be checked instead.
  4. What should I do if my backpack doesn't fit under the seat? If your backpack is too large to fit under the seat, you might need to check it or see if it can be carried on as a larger carry-on item.

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