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Any ideas on a small cross body bag for taking on a flight?

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FinnDaHuman · 29/12/2015 13:59

Just something to keep my cash/passport/boarding pass in. So practical rather than stylish, but stylish would be nice Grin

I like quite quirky things so would be nice if I could use it again after.

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bojorojo · 29/12/2015 14:33

Personally, I use a larger cross the body bag with a compartment for passport and boarding pass . This means the bag gets used throughout the holiday. I really like the Longchamp Le Pliage nylon range and the Hobo or the Travel Bag are useful. My favourite bag is a nylon one from Banana Republic but not sure they make them any more. I would also check what hand luggage you can take on board because just taking a bag for your passport seems a bit "single use".

FinnDaHuman · 29/12/2015 16:56

I thought hand bag and cabin bag were seperate?

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SavoyCabbage · 29/12/2015 17:07

Usually you can only take one bag per passenger. Years ago you could take a bag and a handbag but not so much now although it depends on the airline.

bojorojo · 29/12/2015 17:14

BA (for example) do have a handbag and hand luggage as separate items but some airlines do not so it is best to check. I still think having a bag for 3 small items is unnecessary. I have a fabulous travel wallet which doubles up as a clutch bag but I hardly use it these days. if you have hold luggage, just a decent sized day bag with internal pockets works well.

FinnDaHuman · 29/12/2015 17:22

My bag for holiday is a backpack and I'm just worried about having my money and things on my back. I'd rather have them on my front. Could I buy a small bag and just put it IN my back pack as I check in?

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FinnDaHuman · 29/12/2015 17:23

It's BA and then Air Canada.

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