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1. Dangerous items are not allowed as carry-ons. Some items could be clearly construed as dangerous, but which of the following would you be prohibited from taking on board:
2. Overhead storage compartments are dangerous! Approximately how many flight attendants and passengers are injured each year by items falling from overhead storage compartments?
3. In 1987, Northwest Airlines pilot Robert Plath created something that would change the way we travel and the use of overhead storage compartments. What was this now ubiquitous invention?
4. In your rush to make your connecting flight, you run off the plane and leave behind your carry-on. Unfortunately, you also forgot to leave any identification on your Rollaboard. After 90 days, what happens to your unclaimed bag?
5. According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the maximum size carry-on bag for most airlines is how many linear inches?
6. Samuel L. Jackson was forced to battle some unpleasant creatures in overhead compartments in a 2006 movie. What was on Jackson's plane?
7. Frightening things in the overhead compartment are not restricted to movies. On a June 2010 US Airways flight, what undesirables began dropping on unsuspecting passengers?
8. The list of surprises found in overhead storage compartments continues. What was discovered in an overhead storage compartment at the end of an Ethiopian Airlines flight landing at Dulles International Airport in January 2008?
9. The introduction of the widebody 747 was a milestone in aviation history. In 1973 which exclusive luggage company created a 3-piece carry-on wardrobe luggage set designed specifically to fit the dimensions of the 747's storage compartments?
10. As your steadfast flight attendant would say, "Please be careful when opening overhead compartments as contents may have done what during flight?"
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