Those who travel today no longer use the traditional suitcases of great size and weight typical of other times. The new ways of travelling and the demands of the airlines have encouraged the appearance of cabin luggage, compact and small, which have become the last compulsory purchase of those who travel for pleasure or business. For your trip to be safe, you must choose suitcases whose measures conform to the established regulations, but with enough space to carry your things safely.

The size of hand luggage is usually: A suitcase with maximum dimensions of 55 cm x 40 cm x 20 cm. A smaller airplane cabin backpack. The Ryanar handbag measures a maximum of 35 x 20 x 20 cm. The maximum dimensions of the Iberia cabin case are 56 x 45 x 25 cm, with "handle, pockets and wheels included". It is also possible to carry "an additional personal accessory", says the aeorlínea, which is defined as "briefcase or lady's bag or small purse or laptop computer", without specifying measures.

ABS: is a new type of plastic very resistant to impacts and abrasion. It scratches less than other materials and it is very light. POLYPROPYLENE: It is the most common material when manufacturing suitcases, having a high hardness and resistance to abrasion.