Linear inch is a phantasy word from the airliners. It means: X linear inches = length + width + depth (measured in inches). Inches are still inches. "Linear" inches are not made up. Inches refers to the measurement along a line as opposed to square inches (for area) and cubic inches (for volume).
What do you mean? 40 inches = 40 inches.
do you mean 28 inches by 9 inches by 18 inches? That is 28+9+18 = 55 linear inches by airplane luggage standards
If you mean perimeter length of a 30 inch diameter circle, then it is 30*Pi or 94.248 inches (rounded to 3rd decimal).
Linear means a straight line.
It means that the sum of the length, breadth and height of the luggage is 51 inches. The individual measurements cannot be determined.
It means that the sum of the length, breadth and height of the luggage is 45 inches. The individual measurements cannot be determined.
It means that Length + Breadth + Height of your cuboid shaped luggage is 115 inches.
Linear inch is a phantasy word from the airliners. It means: X linear inches = length + width + depth (measured in inches). Inches are still inches. "Linear" inches are not made up. Inches refers to the measurement along a line as opposed to square inches (for area) and cubic inches (for volume).
45 linear inches refers to the combined length, width, and depth of the suitcase. So it would seem that you could have something 41" x 2" x 2", but that is not realistic and 9" x 14" x 22" are mostly accepted in the USA.
A person employed to carry luggage and other loads of guest in hotel.
What do you mean? 40 inches = 40 inches.
do you mean 28 inches by 9 inches by 18 inches? That is 28+9+18 = 55 linear inches by airplane luggage standards
Of course that depends on what you mean by "16-inch". If you mean 16 inches thick with much bigger height and length then - no.If you just mean 16 inches wide then Yes. The general rule is that it needs to fit under the seat or in the overhead storage compartment. Since 16 inches wide is about the size of a briefcase, it can be taken as a carry-on. I take computer cases bigger than that as carry-on all the time.The actual restrictions are:Baggage may not exceed 45 linear inches (or 115 cm) in combined length, width, and height.Most airlines will have a frame near check-in counters and another near the gate that you can use to measure your bag. Carry-on luggage should fit easily in this "Carry-on Baggage Check frame" which is approximately 22" x 14" x 9" (or 56 x 36 x 23 cm).
It depends on what you mean. You can transport some weapons such as handguns, shotguns, and knives in your checked, locked luggage, but you are not allowed to carry these items on your person or in your carry on luggage. To transport a firearm, you tell the ticket agent that you want to check an unloaded firearm. They will give you an orange tag that you sign and then that tags goes into your luggage.
It means luggage, bags you carry around with you when you travel or are moving. In a figurative sense, it can mean the bad habits and psychological quirks you carry around with you, especially those that weigh you down like a heavy suitcase.
If you mean perimeter length of a 30 inch diameter circle, then it is 30*Pi or 94.248 inches (rounded to 3rd decimal).