NZ Herald·3 min read·medium
Hot Take: Why carry-on luggage brings out the worst in us
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Ivy Carruth
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This article explores the psychological and social tensions that arise during airplane boarding, specifically regarding the competition for overhead bin space. It suggests that the frustration passengers feel is less about the luggage itself and more about a perceived lack of fairness in a confined, high-stress environment.
Many passengers avoid checking luggage to save money, reduce the risk of lost bags and speed up their journey through the airport. Photo / Unsplash
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