The little -known trick that your luggage can first arrive – and it’s free

It is always difficult to get out of the plane and wait centuries at the carousel until your luggage arrives.

But now a travel expert has unveiled a way to get your bag first – and it doesn’t cost a cent.

Hadleigh Diamond, the commercial director at SCS drivers, explained that many of his customers use the same trick to get their luggage without waiting.

“Customers regularly tell us that the difference between a good travel day and a stressful starts with recovering luggage,” said Hadleigh.

‘If you are waiting for 30 minutes while the carousel turns the bags of someone else, your journey can feel so much longer. But the fragile sticker trick is a game changer – and it often works. ‘

The travel expert explained: ‘We heard this tip of both the ground staff of the airport and the frequent flyers.

‘You don’t have to lie or explain – just ask the check -in agent to add a “fragile” sticker to your suitcase.

‘It is not guaranteed, but more often than not, your bag is one of the first out. We have seen it work time and time again. ‘

It is always difficult to get out of the plane and wait centuries in the carousel until your luggage arrives

“Customers regularly tell us that the difference between a good travel day and a stressful start reclaiming luggage,” said Hadleigh

Since fragile luggage is generally the last loading, it will probably be unloaded first

Travelers can ask airport staff to put a fragile sticker on their bag when they check in. Since fragile luggage is generally loaded last, it will probably be unloaded first.

It may not take hours of waiting at the luggage carousel, but it can save a few minutes of holidaymakers.

Of course, the easiest way is to minimize the time at the airport by traveling with only hand luggage.

Holidaymakers will soon be able to avoid the frustration of paying extra costs For hand luggage at the boarding school – thanks to proposed changes in the rules of the EU airline.

The EU parliament transport committee has approved new regulations that would give all passengers the right to wear a handbag or small suitcase that weigh up to 7 kg without extra costs.

Under the amendment, passengers would get one cabinet bag with dimensions of up to 100 cm, in addition to a smaller personal item that fits under the chair.

This proposal can significantly influence budget airlines such as Ryanair, EasyJet and Wizz Air, which are currently extra charging for larger cabin baggage.