Luggage Limitations of Liability. 1. Damage to Luggage. Luggage by nature is designed to protect its contents and provide suitable protection for the contents of the luggage. Allegiant Air will refuse to accept any baggage for transportation if it or its contents cannot withstand normal handling.
https://www.allegiantair.com/luggage-limitations-liability
FAA Carry on Baggage Restrictions. Statistics have proven that a very small percentage of luggage is damaged during air travel. You can minimize the amount of damage that occurs to your luggage and personal belongings by following some common sense guidelines. Learn the restrictions of the airlines you use most frequently.
http://www.suitcase.com/guides/faa-carry-on-baggage-restrictions
The New York Times. Travel. Handling Luggage Problems, From Damage to Delays. The airlines have been bragging about their improved handling of checked luggage recently, based on Department of Transportation data showing that only 3 out of every 1,000 passengers reported a bag lost, delayed, damaged or pilfered in 2012.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/03/travel/handling-luggage-problems-from-damage-to-delays.html
4. What is the worst thing about being a baggage handler? The worse thing is loading planes in high temperatures in the summer. Because of the tarmac it really feels like it is 50 degrees C, but we still have to work even then.
https://www.skyscanner.net/news/9-confessions-airport-baggage-handler
Proper Packing. All baggage must be packed so that it can withstand normal baggage handling and must withstand the impact of coming into contact with other luggage in the baggage system and when loading/unloading the aircraft. Baggage that is checked without proper protection is considered to be at passengers own risk.
http://www.icelandair.co.uk/information/baggage-information/checked-baggage/
Has an airline ever lost your bag? Want to know what really happens to your bags when you wave them goodbye at the airport? We interview a baggage handler at a major airport who reveals the truth about your suitcase.
https://www.skyscanner.net/news/9-confessions-airport-baggage-handler
Best Airline Luggage 2017. If you travel frequently by air, then this article will help you choose the right luggage for your trip. The best airline luggage in 2017 is unbelievably lightweight. It often has TSA security locks and straps and is made with very durable materials that can withstand abuse endured in the checked baggage compartment. Click here to view the best selling airline luggage on Amazon.
http://thebestluggagebrands.com/best-airline-luggage/
And last but not least, ‘seal’ your suitcase. At a lot of airports there are professionals that can steal from your bag/suitcase. Sealing your bag with a layer of film helps prevent damage and is also an extra security precaution against people who want to sneak something into your bag.
https://www.skyscanner.net/news/9-confessions-airport-baggage-handler
No oversize packages or luggage can be stowed onboard. Pack less to carry-on. Stow only your essentials (such as prescriptions, personal hygiene products, passport and other documentation) and valuable items, such as jewelry and cameras in your carry-on bag. Plan to check more of your baggage and carry-on less.
http://www.suitcase.com/guides/faa-carry-on-baggage-restrictions
For passengers traveling on Greyhound schedules, one (1) piece of baggage will be free for each adult and child. One (1) additional piece of baggage can be accepted for a charge of $15.00 for adults only. One (1) small bag, up to 25 pounds, plus one personal item (purse, handbag, etc) can be taken aboard for each adult or child. Carry one bags must fit in the overhead compartment or under the seat.
http://www.greyhound.ca/en/ticketsandtravel/baggageinformation.aspx
luggage that can withstand airline handling
All baggage must be packed so that it can withstand normal baggage handling and must withstand the impact of coming into contact with other luggage in the baggage system and when loading/unloading the aircraft.