Another travelling with instruments story

Captain Simian · May 28, 2014

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kesroberts · May 28, 2014

When I flew a few weeks ago, there was a guy who had a full sized acoustic bass guitar that he carried on and put in an overhead bin (sans case). I thought that was pretty funny.

Ramart · May 28, 2014

U.S. Air is perhaps the worst airline there is, in terms of surly employee attitude and otherwise. We always avoid flying U.S. Air if possible.

Newportlocal · May 28, 2014

Just went to Maui on Aloha Airlines with my Compass Rose Tenor. No issues either way as a carry on. Everyone was very nice.

bobinde · May 29, 2014

On my last trip to Hawaii, the head Flight Attendant asked me if she could see my uke. She was impressed - I don't know why, it wasn't a Moore Bettah or anything - but she made a big fuss over it and kept stored it in the Crew locker. She said it was safer and more secure there. United Airlines, BTW.

bobinde

mkatz · May 30, 2014

Ramart said:
U.S. Air is perhaps the worst airline there is, in terms of surly employee attitude and otherwise. We always avoid flying U.S. Air if possible.

I agree. The only time I have had any problem getting on board with a guitar or uke has been on US Airways.

Mitch

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