Re: Mac Really OK As Airline Carry-On?

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From: Reed.SoftArts@MIT-MULTICS.ARPA
Original-Date:  06 JUL 1984 11:50:36

Having flown with a MAC, I can say that I have
nevewr gotten it to fit comfortably under an airplane seat.  So
far, that has not been a problem, because it did fit in the
closet (or for short flights, under my feet with my knees up).

Bet flying first class would help

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