Tag: carry-on baggage

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“Musician’s Worst Nightmare:” Vintage Gibson Guitar Mangled by Airline Baggage Handlers

By Blogmaster January 23, 2013

Subjects Travel

Tags Airplanes, buying extra seats, carry-on baggage, checked baggage, claim forms, damage, Dave, Delta Airlines, extra seat, FAA, FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012, fragile instruments, Gibson, guitar, instrument repairs, nightmare, The LeeVee's, touring musicians, Travel, United Breaks Guitars, Vintage Gibson guitar

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NPR Podcast of Paul Katz Interview: Skies Less-Than Friendly When Packing A Cello

By Blogmaster August 29, 2012

Subjects Travel

Tags airlines, baggage, bill of rights, carry-on, carry-on baggage, cello, cello case, cellobello, extra airline seats, FAA, flying, flying with cello, flying with instruments, Katz, media, musical instruments, news, NPR, passenger rights, Paul, regulations, restrictions, safety, size, space, stowage, transportation, Travel, weight, weight restrictions, WestJet

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Flying with Your Cello? Print the FAA Passenger’s Bill of Rights to Carry With You

By Blogmaster August 29, 2012

Subjects Travel

Tags air, airlines, carry-on baggage, cello, cellobello, extra airline seats, FAA, flying, flying with a cello, flying with instruments, Instruments, media, musical instruments, news, regulations, safety, size, space, stowage, transportation, Travel, weight, weight restrictions, WestJet

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WQXR Podcast of Paul Katz Interview: the Pitfalls of Taking Musical Instruments on Planes

By Blogmaster August 28, 2012

Subjects Travel

Tags airlines, carry-on baggage, cello, cellobello, checked baggage, extra airline seats, FAA, flying, flying with a cello, flying with instruments, Instruments, Katz, media, musical instruments, news, Paul, restrictions, size, stowage, Travel, traveling with cello, traveling with instruments, weight, weight restrictions, WestJet

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