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I am not sure how this may fit in here, but there needs to be greater regulation of carry-on items across all airports. At some, passengers can get away with bringing luggage on that would be checked-in at other airports. Additionally, gate agents do not enforce carry-on bag regulations in terms of size and number. This is a huge pain for other passengers who then cannot find a place for their bags because one person has taken up an entire overhead bin.
While I don’t advocate making people pay more fees, I think that if passengers are found to have bags that are too big to carry-on at the gate, they should at least pay a partial fee to check them on like everyone else who paid to check their bags on. However, if passengers are forced to check their carry-ons due to limited overhead space, then there should be no fees for them.
I am not sure how this may fit in here, but there needs to be greater regulation of carry-on items across all airports. At some, passengers can get away with bringing luggage on that would be checked-in at other airports. Additionally, gate agents do not enforce carry-on bag regulations in terms of size and number. This is a huge pain for other passengers who then cannot find a place for their bags because one person has taken up an entire overhead bin.
While I don’t advocate making people pay more fees, I think that if passengers are found to have bags that are too big to carry-on at the gate, they should at least pay a partial fee to check them on like everyone else who paid to check their bags on. However, if passengers are forced to check their carry-ons due to limited overhead space, then there should be no fees for them.