‘Unethical’ Gen Z travel hack that threatens airport security called out by exp…
Everyone wants to save a buck while flying, but one travel TikTokker’s “hack” for not paying luggage fees is being blasted as dangerous.
Traveler's Controversial Carry-On Hack Sparks Debate An unethical travel hack has gone viral, prompting debate among travelers and airlines. The hack, shared by Travelwithjayberg on TikTok, involves bringing two carry-on bags but only declaring one at check-in. The author claims to have used this method over ten times without issue. "I only had someone approach me one time to ask about my bag and I said it was my wife's," he explains in the video. The video demonstrates the process, showcasing how the author hides one bag at the airport before check-in and retrieves it afterward. While the hack has gained popularity for its potential to save money on baggage fees, it raises ethical questions about honesty and compliance with airline regulations. Airlines may respond by tightening security or adjusting baggage policies. The video serves as a reminder that while budget travel is important, it should not compromise ethical behavior.
Everyone wants to save a buck while flying, but one travel TikTokker’s “hack” for not paying luggage fees is being blasted as dangerous.
