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Suit Transport
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99 cent store thin garment bag, fold once, bring on plane.
In your carry on, next to your firearm.
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Garment bag would be preferable but mine actually fared just fine with no wrinkles when I put it in my carry on suitcase. I was extra careful packing it and just hung it up in my hotel right away.
If you do carryon, where do u put it? Above your head, in that compartment? Wouldnt that ruin it? Or do u lay it on your lap? B/c i do not want to iron it a second time!
Some planes have a place where you can hang suits. Mine didn't so I just folded it in half and placed it under the seat. It'll be fine. It won't wrinkle. Don't place it in the compartment cause some idiot will throw their bag on it.
And always carry your suit on, just in case something happens to your luggage. I put my shoes, tie, shirt, and suit in the same suit carrier.
A flight attendant can hang it up for you, but you have to remember it when you leave the plane!
I am taking a short distance JetBlue airplane. You think they have a service like this on it?