Carry-on luggage size restrictions vary by airline-here's how to tell if your suitcase, backpack, or duffle bag is small enough to bring as a carry-on.

The easiest way to avoid a hassle at check-in is to double-check the airline carry-on size limits before you start packing ...

As for carry-on bags, those are an entirely different world of fees and size restrictions – you can find information for major American and international airlines in a separate U.S. News guide ...

Before packing an AirTag in your carry-on, it's important to consider regulations set by the Transportation Security ...

Most major U.S. airlines agree on the limits of a carry-on’s size (22 inches long by 14 inches wide by 9 inches high, to be exact). All the luggage on our list meets those requirements ...

The Briggs & Riley The Torq Collection International Carry-On Spinner is part of the Luggage test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Carry-On Luggage models like the The Torq ...

That especially applies to handling carry-on luggage — from figuring out size and weight requirements to the dread over your bag potentially being gate-checked at the last minute because it ...

Of all the bags we recommend, the Black Hole MLC (short for Maximum Legal Carry) comes closest to being a suitcase on your back, due to its large size, simple interior, and minimal external features.

Flying with your trusty carry-on bag is practically a ... more closely with stricter international standards. This could mean shrinking the allowable size for both carry-ons and personal items ...