Hi, just curious about the hand carry luggage, are 2 laptops allow on the hand carry luggage? I'm taking from Australia by the way

Use the bath shampoo as replacing the washing detergent !!

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Added on January 29, 2011, 1:49 amIt depends on which airline company you taking .

For AirAsia / AirAsia X : Only one (1) item of baggage is allowed to be carried on board provided that it does not exceed the dimensions of 56cm X 36cm X 23cm and provided that it does not weigh more than 7kg. Such baggage must fit under the seat in front of you or in an enclosed storage compartment in the cabin.

For Malaysia Airlines ( MH ) : Economy class: 1 piece
First and business class: 2 pieces

Please contact your airline company if you have any inquiry

This post has been edited by darren_yuri: Jan 29 2011, 01:49 AM

I always use the bath soap to wash my cloths in hotel


MAS usually is more accommodating when it comes to carry-on luggage. Even if you have bring like 2 trolley bags, the ground staffs usually won't make any noise and neither does the FA.

How Eva Air??? Does it allow bring many hang lagguage??? Oso way food tat I can't bring back taiwan????

This post has been edited by MandyG: Feb 1 2011, 12:32 AM

guys, have you tried to bring snacks aboard AirAsia? specifically, I'm thinking of bringing bagua as emergency ration for an 8(+) hours flight...

How this works? We will be asked to return to the luggage check in counter OR we can pay for the RM30 at the departure gate? Thanks

Some questions regarding bring infant along to US?
1) New packing baby Milk powder/rice paste with original sealed/un-open box, maybe need bring about 3KG in checked-in luggage? Need to declare for this?
2) Can bring drinking water which re-fill in mineral water, maybe 2 or 3 liters in checked-in luggage? Need declare?
3) Can bring extra milk powder on hand-carry luggage for baby during flight? How much can bring? Need declare?
4) Can bring empty Thermos bottle on board? Then ask hot water during on board, and then maybe need it during transit period.
5) At airport, can easily get hot water? Where can get it? Need prepare drinking milk for baby on the way go US during transit.
6) If 2 adult with 1 infant, can bring 2 hand luggage, 2 backpack and baby stroller?
7) Are those items can or cannot bring are depends on airline?

I really need to know ASAP about this, hopefully someone got experience about this, thanks.

Must I buy the return airline to China before going through customs in China ?

My itinerary is not fixed and I don't know when I will come back to Malaysia.

Must they see the return ticket ?

Hi,can anyone teach me how to search for cheap ticket to New Zealand??Planning to go this march

This post has been edited by numblink: Feb 13 2011, 08:08 PM

how bout liquor??

hi. do umbrella allow in carry on luggage?
1) those can fold into small one
2) the golf umbrella, can as a "tongkat"

Hi friends,
Having travelled extensively through my work and because of my passion with learning about the world and its people I'd like to pass on a few tips picked up from personal experience that may help anyone travelling to far climes.

Some of these tips may seem silly but I have seen some dire results of not taking them seriously.

1. Find out if you and your family will need visas to enter the country you have chosen to visit and if so how much they cost, where you get them from and how long they last. Simply do a Google search for "?country? visa requirements" You may find that the visas will cost you more than your vacation.

2. Before leaving home take photocopies of all your passport's main page and visa page if you have them. Keep these copies in a different place to your original documents. If you have any other photo i.d. take that as well. A lost passport with no other form of identification can turn into a nightmare.

3. Do some research on the climate and then pack appropriate clothing. Or, of course, just take a pair of swimming trunks and be prepared to shop till you drop whilst there. Investigate not only the cost of living but also the tourist prices in the area; they do not always tie in together.

4. Be sure that the medical and travel insurance coverage you have is adequate and the payment method will be acceptable at your destination. Your insurance company will tell you this. Find out through your local medical centre if it is suggested that you have any special vaccinations or inoculations.

5. If you intend taking any electrical appliances with you check that the Electrical Supplies are correct and if you will need a power outlet adapter. You will probably be able to get then at your destination but the prices will, most likely, be high.

6. If you are using different airlines to get to your destination, or plan to use local airlines once you get there, check the baggage allowances for each of the airlines you intend using. The majority of the smaller, budget airlines have lower baggage allowances and will sting you for being over weight baggage. I have seen many very angry passengers who have suddenly found they have to pay quite substantial charges to be able to complete their journeys. Also, remember when packing that you are liable to bring more stuff back with you that you take!

7. If you are travelling to a tropical or sub-tropical destination and security at your departure airport allows it I suggest you take Sunscreen, insect repellent and maybe an insect killing spray or device; arriving at your accommodation in the middle of the night to find a horde of stinging things are already in occupancy is not a great way to start a vacation!

8. If you plan to drive in the place you are travelling to, check that you have an acceptable licence. You may need an international driving licence, for example. If you can familiarise yourself with the local driving laws where you are going it will stand you in good stead and probably reduce frustration later.

9. Finally, and this is from personal experience. On long hauls, say 10 hours plus, if you have any stopovers think seriously about extending one of them to an overnight stop if your carriers will allow it, book a hotel at the stopover location effectively breaking your journey into two. I have found this to be an extremely good idea particularly on the return journey and it will mean that you arrive back home ready to hit real life again. You may think that a 6 hour stopover will be enough but 6 hours in some airports can seem like a lifetime, especially if it is not a major airport and all the facilities are closed.

10. Whatever else you do, ENJOY yourselves

I have a Futura 28 backpack (mainly it is for hiking purposes) but I intend to use it as a carry on. It has steel frames and I do not think it is removable. Will it be a problem with airport security?

Hi all wanna ask
I have a trip to china in April with air Asia
Now I can't go and he ticket go burn
Can I get back some? Like the airport tax ...

I did that recently on my flight to Shenzhen..actually by accident as I kena gastric and gotta grab something light for my tummy..turns out ok..I bring sandwiches.. i did order the food online but my tummy cannot take the fried rice.. The FA is ok with that..

Oh, btw, I did almost all the tips stated...thanks for all the tips given.. another thing is to learn the language of the country a little bit..it's fun and it helps as well

For AirAsia here, may I know about the refund of airport tax?
As I check on their website, all airport tax refund is subject to a processing fee. The processing fee is charged guest per sector. How much is the processing fee?
When we do online booking, the "Airport charges & fees" is equal to airport tax?
If I make a group booking for 6 person, if only 2 of us want to cancel the flight, can we get the refund for airport tax?

HI there,

Can anyone tell me if IPAD consider a computer or gadget?

Thanks

Thanks for the info!

hmm how to add additional baggage in malaysia airlines? any1 know how?

You mean adding extra kg on top of 20kg permitted?