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Aerolite makes travel luggage, with a focus on cabin bags that fit the baggage rules of budget airlines, plus larger cases for the hold. Start on Coin7, click through before you add anything to your basket, and cashback is added once the order is confirmed. Before you buy, though, it is worth spending a few minutes on size and material, because a case that does not fit your airline’s rules is the most expensive kind.<\/p>\n

What Aerolite offers<\/h2>\n

The range covers hand luggage in the common 55 x 40 x 20 cm format, hold luggage in several sizes, vintage-style trunks and a smaller Minimax line for children. Depending on the model, cases come as lightweight polypropylene shells, hardshell or softshell, or in full aluminium in the premium M-Lite line. Higher-end models add features such as TSA locks, USB charging ports, laptop compartments and quiet-running wheels.<\/p>\n

That is a wide spread for one brand, which is useful: a family can sort out a small bag for the child and a large case for the parents in one order, and a solo traveller can pick between a light everyday case and something sturdier for long trips.<\/p>\n

Getting the cabin size right<\/h2>\n

The 55 x 40 x 20 cm format is common, but it is not a universal law. Airlines set their own limits, and some also count the wheels and the handles, while others add a weight limit. Before you order a cabin bag, open your airline’s baggage page and compare the numbers. Measure the case as it really stands, wheels included, and not only the shell. If you fly with more than one airline, check each of them, because the strictest one decides.<\/p>\n

It also helps to think about what the bag has to do. If it is the only luggage for a long weekend, a roomy softshell may be easier to squeeze under a seat. If you want it to protect a laptop and a camera, a hardshell with a padded compartment makes more sense.<\/p>\n

Which material suits you<\/h2>\n

Material is the biggest choice after size, and each has trade-offs:<\/p>\n