Will I run into international issues if I put smaller luggage inside bigger luggage?

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Can you put a small luggage in a big luggage?

As long as you are not breaking security/weight issues you can put a small case into a medium case and the medium into a large case. Hold luggage does not have to be a suitcase-it can be cardboard box or a sack as long as the weight/dimensions are within airline/airport rules.

Does it matter how big your suitcase be on a plane?

The most common maximum size bag allowed is 62 linear (total) inches. A common size bag for checking through is: 27" x 21" x 14". Airline carriers will allow overweight, oversize or additional baggage for additional fees.

What happens if suitcase is too big?

Can You Bring Oversized or Overweight Checked Luggage? If checked luggage is over 62 linear inches or over 70 pounds, most airlines will let you bring it anyway. However, you'll have to pay the oversized or overweight luggage fees, which can get fairly expensive.

What happens if your bag is too big for carry-on?

In short, if your carry-on is too large, you'll have to pay to check it at the gate. You'll find the exact rules for a large selection of airlines below, including specific size and weight limits. Take note: any handles and wheels on your bags count toward airlines' size limits.

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