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Hi Aussie Arachnids All,
I am hoping you can give me some advice. My son-in-law, grandson and
grandson's friend are travelling by Malaysia Airlines to Cairns next week (29th
Oct, I believe) and the baggage allowance is 25kg on the international flight.
However, they will be travelling
Susan,
It is a Milanese start, gives you a flat edge. Twist first two pairs, ctct
next two pairs,twist twice. Now take right hand pair and hang over next pin.
Hang two more pairs on same pin, twist left pair twice, tctc right pairs, twist
twice and hang right pair over next pin, etc. Your
Mr Google says that there are luggage lockers at Cairns Airport but it looks
like it might get to be a bit expensive if left for too long but that probably
depends upon the 'discount' they offer for longer holdings:
http://www.cairnsairport.com.au/luggage-lost-property/
HTH
Fran
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Hi Carol,
It would be extremely worthwhile for your son-in-law to check the baggage
allowance with the domestic airline (and ticket type) they've booked with.
Many Qantas and Virgin flights have 23kg limit for checked baggage, while
carry-on luggage can vary from about 7-10kg with a size limit
Carol, I've just spoken on the telephone to the staff at Cairns Airport.
The left-luggage is run by the Secure Parking firm at the airport and they
have two options. One is stand alone lockers - however, they are basically
only for luggage being left for 24 hours. The lovely man, Darren, told
