I recently tried Air Canada Business Class on a long trip, and to be honest, it made the trip. The club access, roomy folding seats, and priority boarding looked like an important upgrade over economy. I was kept occupied the entire time by the freshly prepared meals and the in-flight entertainment and Wi-Fi. If it costs more, the comfort is worth it if you're traveling for work or need to rest before arriving. It sure altered my trip experience.

Before my first trip with Frontier, I had no clue about the Frontier Airlines size of carry on rules. I almost packed a bigger bag, but luckily I checked—carry-on bags can’t exceed 10” D x 16” W x 24” H and must weigh under 35 lbs. Anything extra means paying fees, which can add up fast. Honestly, knowing these rules saved me both stress and money at the airport. Always worth double-checking before you pack!

I recently flew with American Airlines Baggage and wasn’t sure what to expect. I learned that each traveler is allowed to bring one personal item and one carry-on, which was helpful. The weight of my checked bags was limited, and the cost changed based on the class and route. I even had a tiny sports item, and the guidelines were useful for that. Being aware of American Airlines' baggage regulations early reduced my stress and prevented unexpected costs at the airport.

I had to switch to an airline and add a bag on my first flight on LOT—no calls, no issues. I visited the website, clicked lot manage booking, After entering my last name and confirmation code, I was provided with options to change flight, pick seats, add baggage, even buy lounge/Wi-Fi. It was immediately modified after the adjustments were saved. Pro tip: book early to save money on add-ons and select a better seat.

Last week, I flew with United for work and was curious about the free wifi united airlines option. It turns out that Starlink Wi-Fi is free for MileagePlus members on a few flights, and it was fast enough to stream videos without buffering. I was able to connect with ease and the trip seemed much shorter. Check to see if your flight has it if you regularly fly with United.

Before my last trip,I almost packed too much without understanding how hard the delta airlines baggage policy can be. I learned that one carry-on and one personal item are free, but the type of ticket you have will decide how many checked baggage you can bring. Are you overweight or oversized? Yes, extra fees. In order to avoid paying at the airport, I ended up taking off a jacket and a pair of shoes. Lesson learned: it saves money and stress to always check the regulations before packing.

I was flying for the first time with American Airlines and had no idea about the American Airlines baggage allowance. Good thing I checked! I learned that, given the route, checked luggage cost more, but I could bring one carry-on and one personal item. To be honest, it prevented me from packing too much and paying unplanned airport fees. It's always important to study the guidelines before taking off.

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