Re: Mac as airline hand baggage

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From: dhsy
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 1989 18:16

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Would people with a lot of MacTravel experience post the names of the airports
so we would know what we are going to face in those places?

I have been travel only within Boston and Ithaca with the Mac and got no big
problems. The mac has been put in the overhead compartment, under my feet, on an
empty seat, with the stewardess (I don't know where she put it) and even 
checked in once. The external hard drive and the mac (with an internal HD) 
have been Xrayed. And I have been stared at. But somehow I'm lucky enough that
there was no damages and unpleasant stories.

I've been using a softbag ($100) for the macSE and external HD.

dhsy@vax5.cit.cornell.edu

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