"You get in an airplane, your baggage is X-rayed," Mr. Kerry said.
Inadvertent carriage of infective Anopheles mosquitoes by airplane, ship, baggage, or bilge water may be responsible for these occurrences.
She gestured at a blue suitcase, little enough to take on an airplane as cabin baggage, with the zipper open to create a small gap at the top.
In a suit filed in April in Minneapolis, the commission said Northwest refused to hire people with insulin-dependent diabetes or epilepsy requiring antiseizure medication for jobs as airplane cleaners and baggage handlers.
A particular group—strictly speaking not to be classified as "import malaria"—are autochthonous malaria cases caused by inadvertently imported Anopheles mosquitoes, either by airplane, ship, or baggage.
Because of increased security concern, old-fashioned locks are not permitted on checked baggage on airplanes.
Urns should not be made of metal due to the Transportation Security Administration's new procedure on the transport of crematory containers as carry-on baggage on airplanes.
Debark from your airplane and gather your luggage from the baggage claim.
Doesn't anybody want an aging super slugger with more baggage than an airplane cargo hold?
Extra passengers and baggage can overload an airplane, affecting the center of gravity and increasing the speeds needed to keep the plane from losing lift at lower altitudes.
