Some tricks — such as putting clothes into pillowcases and hiding extra shirts in an overcoat — may not actually be all that practical.
He also noted that travelers should ask their airline what size pillow would be right to bring on board. Some companies may consider large pillows to be the one personal item that passengers are allowed to take with them. The extra item might lead to additional fees for travelers.rolling her sweaters into a DIY neck pillow.
“Save space, save money,” she captioned her November 2021 video in which she demonstrated the hack while waiting at the airport. “How to pack when you have zero baggage allowance,” she wrote across the video. She also suggested that passengers put souvenirs from their trip into their hats. However, Dittakavi told the outlet that while the idea appears to be a “brilliant packing hack,” it won’t work on all airplanes.
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