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Definition of hand baggage in English: hand baggagenoun mass nounBritish Suitcases and bags of a size suitable for carrying on to an aircraft. I am travelling with hand baggage only Example sentencesExamples - We are keen to try to make people think really hard before they pack their hand baggage to make sure they don't get stopped at control search and end up losing an item.
- Travellers have been restricted to one piece of hand baggage and warned to expect extra bag checks and "pat-down" body searches before they fly.
- Customers will benefit from their own dedicated cabin, with up to 40 wider seats offering significantly more legroom, in-seat PC power and telephone, double hand baggage allowance.
- If you can pack so ruthlessly that you carry only hand baggage, you will not only avoid the increasing risk of losing your luggage but you might also save money.
- The terms and conditions clearly state: "Only one small piece of hand baggage, weighing not more than 10 kg and being less than 50 cm x 35 cm x 23 cm in dimensions, is allowed in the cabin."
- Passengers travelling with hand baggage should ensure that it meets size and weight requirements and does not contain any sharp objects.
- The airlines have urged travellers to minimize hand baggage, though they have not prohibited it.
- Increased security measures improved hand baggage checks and special arrangements for transferring bags and passengers around airports.
- I go through a metal detector, pass my hand baggage through an x-ray machine, and, if something comes up, I get a pat down of my pockets.
- It is worth noting that travel insurers will only generally cover valuables if they are kept with you at all times, which means in your hand baggage while you are flying.
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