I'd like to know what the holes in the rules are. But I would suggest to not let the agent take charge and tell you (or your daughter) what you can and cannot carry. (didn't we just have this dicussion about carry-on luggage). I'd have let her carry it on anyway, three small bags (as the op says they are) aren't that much.
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And there’s more. He asked her if she wanted to spend $200. extra for a 1st class upgrade.
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I think that's why he asked her to upgrade, then again I thought you were there.... soooooo why couldn't you have paid for it??
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I was seeing my daughter off on a flight to Houston and on to Ecuador,
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Oh and then there's this:
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While Continental may be enjoying the profitability of its newer luggage policies (something else I read)
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Last I heard Continental reported a loss (just one page of many that agree)
http://www.traveldailynews.com/pages...uarter-results
I think its best to always check the baggage allowance rules before you fly, and if need be print out a copy so that if faced with a "rude" agent, you can show them from the website the rules of which you followed.