2xbass
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Has anyone been forced to check their uke on Air Canada? I travelled a month ago and brought a uke and had no problem but had luxury of travelling business class (thanks to points) and being amongst the first to board. Also, I was really gigging with my double bass then and had only brought my uke (a Pono tenor electric) as a backup anyway so if I had really been forced to check it I wouldn't have been too worried.
I'm travelling next week and will be flying coach this time and will likely be one of the last to board. Although I'm travelling primarily with my bass again I'm also attending a uke workshop on the same trip and would really like to bring a nice uke with me.
The policy says you can bring it on if there is room on board. I've been on some flights where they make people check carry-ons because of limited space.
I'm travelling next week and will be flying coach this time and will likely be one of the last to board. Although I'm travelling primarily with my bass again I'm also attending a uke workshop on the same trip and would really like to bring a nice uke with me.
The policy says you can bring it on if there is room on board. I've been on some flights where they make people check carry-ons because of limited space.