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Practical writing about travelling with elderly parents — visas, knees, food, insurance, and what actually goes wrong. No listicles.
72 articles
Category: Baggage & PackingClear filter ×

Ask the airline to confirm your bag’s location, correct its tracing details and agree how it will reach you. A missing scan alone does not prove misrouting.

Choose a covered luggage-label insert, test the contact and keep an internal backup. A personal tag does not replace the airline's baggage report.

Pack a small set of things the traveller may need before a checked suitcase returns. This is a packing guide, not a guarantee that every seat has

Choose luggage the traveller can safely manage through the whole journey. A bag within the airline’s cabin allowance may still be too heavy for that

An infant equipment allowance and permission to keep a stroller until the aircraft door are different things. Before departure, ask your operating airline

Do not reduce this to “all homemade food is allowed” or “outside food is banned”. The food’s consistency, packaging and smell matter, along with your

“Zero baggage” can be an imprecise label. IndiGo’s published Lite fare is cabin-baggage-only, not permission to bring no luggage at all and not a free

The useful question is not how much baggage an airline usually allows. It is what your passenger, fare and flight segment include. Use the issued booking

A small instrument, a checked hard case and an instrument strapped to a purchased cabin seat are three different arrangements. Do not arrive with a large case assuming that a normal passenger ticket reserves space
Practical writing about travelling with elderly parents — visas, knees, food, insurance, and what actually goes wrong. No listicles.
72 articles
Category: Baggage & PackingClear filter ×
Baggage & Packing · 3 min read
Your suitcase went to the wrong airport: trace the bag and agree the correct delivery
Ask the airline to confirm your bag’s location, correct its tracing details and agree how it will reach you. A missing scan alone does not prove misrouting.
Baggage & Packing · 4 min read
A luggage tag without a visible home address: keep contact useful and covered
Choose a covered luggage-label insert, test the contact and keep an internal backup. A personal tag does not replace the airline's baggage report.
Baggage & Packing · 3 min read
A senior traveller’s under-seat bag: choose essentials that stay reachable
Pack a small set of things the traveller may need before a checked suitcase returns. This is a packing guide, not a guarantee that every seat has
Baggage & Packing · 3 min read
Cannot lift a cabin bag overhead? Arrange the handling plan before flying
Choose luggage the traveller can safely manage through the whole journey. A bag within the airline’s cabin allowance may still be too heavy for that
Baggage & Packing · 3 min read
Checking a stroller on a domestic flight: confirm the tag, handover and return point
An infant equipment allowance and permission to keep a stroller until the aircraft door are different things. Before departure, ask your operating airline
Baggage & Packing · 3 min read
Homemade food on an Indian domestic flight: pack a clean snack, check liquids separately
Do not reduce this to “all homemade food is allowed” or “outside food is banned”. The food’s consistency, packaging and smell matter, along with your
Baggage & Packing · 3 min read
Zero checked-baggage fare: what IndiGo Lite includes and what you still pay for
“Zero baggage” can be an imprecise label. IndiGo’s published Lite fare is cabin-baggage-only, not permission to bring no luggage at all and not a free
Baggage & Packing · 3 min read
Does your domestic ticket include a checked bag? Read the booking, not the headline allowance
The useful question is not how much baggage an airline usually allows. It is what your passenger, fare and flight segment include. Use the issued booking
Baggage & Packing · 3 min read
Flying with a musical instrument in India: decide how it will travel before booking
A small instrument, a checked hard case and an instrument strapped to a purchased cabin seat are three different arrangements. Do not arrive with a large case assuming that a normal passenger ticket reserves space
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