We’re trying to organize a small assembly area where people keep walking back and forth for parts, so im looking for carts that can hold a decent amount without being bulky or annoying to move. What wheel size, shelf layout, and weight capacity work well for daily use, and is there anything you wish you checked before getting yours? thx
i’m planning a europe trip soon and trying to keep transportation costs reasonable between countries, which obviously keeps leading me toward budget airlines. the problem is every time i start researching one airline, i immediately find a mix of people saying it was perfectly fine and others saying it was one of the most stressful travel experiences they’ve had.
i know part of the deal with budget airlines is managing expectations, but i’m still trying to figure out which ones are generally considered reliable enough for europe travel and which ones people mostly tolerate because they’re cheap. baggage rules also seem way stricter than what i’m used to, so i’m trying to avoid learning expensive lessons at the airport.
i’m mostly planning shorter flights between cities and trying to balance cost with convenience. saving money matters, but not if one delayed flight completely throws off hotels, trains, or the rest of the trip.
for people here who travel around europe regularly, which budget airlines have actually been consistently decent for you? and are there any specific airlines, airports, or baggage mistakes you’d tell first time europe travelers to watch out for?