New Regulations to Accomodate Heavier Passengers, Carry-Ons
North Americans and Europeans are getting larger--well, fatter--a trend that might deprive one of them of a seat someday on a crowded, small aircraft. Carry-on items and checked luggage stored in aircraft cargo holds have grown heavier, too. The extra weights of people and baggage are increasing the...
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