On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 11:29:15AM -0400, Jin & Wang wrote:
Sorry, I could not read your Email until now because of the
different character set.
I would always recommend that you carry-on musical instruments.
I would not check them because of the greater chance of damage.
Most musicians will tell you that it is always a big problem trying
to fly with musical instruments. For some bigger instruments, they
often make a person buy an additional ticket so the instrument can
sit in it.
Some airlines are better then others. So, if United Air is not good,
try using Delta, etc.
Good luck,
////jerry
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