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If the thought of trying to squeeze a carry-on suitcase into a stuffed overhead bin while 30 people impatiently wait behind you to get their seats makes you want to cry.

You're not alone. Perhaps no travel accessory has caused more drama in the past decade than the carry-on bag.

Most planes simply were not designed to fit a carry-on suitcase for every passenger. Now, that used

to be no problem since you could check a bag for free. Ah, yes, remember those days? Well, those ended in the

2000s as airline after airline started charging for checked baggage, according to Fortune.

By 2008, charging for checked bags was an industry

standard. JetBlue, perhaps the last large airline to hold out, finally started rolling out

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