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Tag: flying with cello

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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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Paul Katz’s Airline Nightmare Awakens Public and Media Attention: CBC News

By Blogmaster August 27, 2012

Subjects Travel

Tags air, airlines, attention, cello, cellobello, checked baggage, extra airline seats, FAA, FAA passenger bill of rights, flying, flying with cello, flying with instruments, instrument restrictions, instruments on flights, Katz, media, news, Paul, restrictions, safety, stowage, Travel, traveling with cello, traveling with instruments, WestJet

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Airline Nightmare

By Paul Katz August 22, 2012

Subjects Travel

Tags air, airlines, baggage, cello, cellobello, FAA, FAA passenger bill of rights, flying, flying with cello, flying with instruments, instrument restrictions, instruments on flights, Katz, media, news, nightmare, Paul, stowage, Travel, traveling with cello, traveling with instruments, weight restrictions, WestJet

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