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If you are faced with a situation where your carry-on baggage exceeds the permitted size or weight, here are some steps you can take to protect your rights and minimize any potential hassle.

1. Clarification of carrier standards: It is important to check your airline's carry-on baggage policies in advance. This will allow you to know what exactly to rely on in case of disputes. Typically, information about the size and weight of hand luggage is available on the company's official website.
2. Address to employees: If airline staff determine that your carry-on baggage exceeds the allowance, politely and persistently explain that you are willing to check it in as baggage for an additional fee. Indicate your rights – the airline is required by law to offer you this opportunity.
3. Requirement…