Packing for a winter trip with only a carry-on
Thin layers, rolled knits and wearing your coat and boots on the plane keep a cold-weather trip inside a cabin bag.
Thin layers, rolled knits and wearing your coat and boots on the plane keep a cold-weather trip inside a cabin bag.
Passports, visas and travel authorisations depend on processing times you do not control. A countdown from eight weeks out keeps the paperwork on track.
Quick-drying fabrics, a tiny laundry kit and a simple evening routine let you pack for about a week, whatever the trip length.
The bag under the seat is the one you live with for the whole flight. Use the lost-cabin-bag test and a simple zone system to pack it well.
Allowances vary by airline and fare. Learn the three numbers to look for and how to measure and weigh your bag at home.
A short work trip is one of the most predictable journeys you will pack for. Here is a schedule-first, capsule-wardrobe approach that keeps everything in one cabin bag.
Poles, blades, stove fuel and batteries all have rules. Here is how to pack layers, boots and a daypack for an active holiday by air.
Soft layers, a rest kit, a refresh kit and a small morning-after kit help you arrive ready for the day after a night flight.
One master list, a colour of packing cube for each person and a well-stocked journey bag make family travel days much calmer.