I use the Yamaha YPT 200 keyboard to India. . . is prudent to take as hand luggage? I heard that the airport authorities, restrictions to be placed on board. . . Is there another way to bring it safely? when some had the same experience, please advise. . .
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I would not recommend carrying on board. The airline will not go away, if you can fit in an overhead compartment. Even if possible, which could be a punching bag, sat on the top or damaged urged against him. These boxes really do not fully exploit bekommen.Ich times have brought anything up in a magazine I do not want to break.
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Oh my goodness…I don’t think I’ve seen so many online translator fails in one place before lol. Ok, well to answer this question (though you’ve probably already gone on your trip since it’s a year later, someone else will probably search for this answer) you really must call the airline you will be flying with. Each airline will have its own set of rules. They will do their best to work with you because you are a customer and they want your money; therefore, they will also probably be pretty polite, so you shouldn’t worry about confrontation over the phone. You must call in ahead of time because they may have paperwork or a special tag you’ll need to print out an put on the keyboard case (you should always have a case) to get through security. Chances are, if you don’t have the proper accommodations prepared for your keyboard, security won’t let you pass. A couple of airlines will let you bring it on and possibly stow it in a closet used for flight attendants. You will not be allowed to stow it in an overhead compartment because it will take up too much space that should be used for other passengers. They won’t let you stow it there. If you can’t stow it in the closet then you will have to buy another plane ticket for it and the airline will probably provide a deal on that second ticket. Otherwise I would suggest not bringing it at all. I will personally never check a valuable item. I won’t even check a bag that has anything remotely valuable in it. The people who handle the baggage are far too rough with the bags. They get paid enough, you think they’d show some consideration, but they don’t. Tons of people have made the mistake of checking their instruments and have had them destroyed. So call the airline before hand and MAKE SURE you know if and how they will accommodate you!