About
Measuring is the whole reason this shop exists.
findatraveler keeps two shelves and one tape measure, plus a list that finishes inside Amazon’s cart. The carriers’ published rules get read and dated, gear with tidy dimensions and good ratings gets kept, and the list moves onward only when you ask. No payment takes place here.
01The whole thing in brief
findatraveler holds 11 cabin bags on one shelf and 22 travel essentials on the other, all of it measured against one tape: the cabin allowances of twenty carriers. It is neither an airline, nor a booking desk, nor a checkout. Nothing here needs an account, nothing collects an address, and not one page carries a payment blank.
02What the list does, and does not do
- Adding files an item. A single tap parks a product in a list your own browser holds; no server of ours ever sees it.
- Passing it on is your call. One button opens Amazon.ca with those same products, at your counts.
- Finishing happens on Amazon. Paying, shipping and returns all live there, under Amazon’s rules.
03How items win shelf space
Shoppers get the first vote: Amazon rating, then the review count behind it. The second question is the practical one — does the thing do its job? Where a bag is concerned, that means real measurements clearing a working gate sizer — good photography is not the test. A product that misstates its size, or collects breakage complaints, does not survive the cut.
04Where the carrier numbers come from
Each frame traces to the carrier’s own published cabin-baggage rules, and every figure wears the month it was last re-read. Airlines move their goalposts — usually around a fare change — so the table gets re-checked as they do. Where an allowance hangs on the ticket type, the carrier’s own page is the one saying so.
05What the figures cannot promise
This site cannot see your booking, so no page here speaks for your particular fare. A bag that clears a frame in the table can still run into a fare condition at the gate. The figures are a well-dated guide — your ticket’s own small print outranks everything printed here.
06Who funds this, and who stays out
The site runs on Amazon commissions and nothing else. No other money funds the shelves, and reading costs the visitor nothing. A commission never moves your price, and it gets no vote on what appears or how high it climbs.
No marketplace and no carrier has a hand in what this site says. Airline names and codes appear solely to name the allowances being described.
07Sending word to us
A figure that has drifted, a link gone dead, or an item that should not be here? Send a line:
Findatraveler
4875 Boul. Des Grandes Prairies
Montréal, Québec H1R 1X4, Canada
1-866-325-0660 · [email protected]
Anything to do with an order — paying, shipping, tracking, sending things back — is handled by Amazon; their order pages and support desk get there fastest.