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OwnerThomas Ray Byrne, Robert Wickens Thompsoninventors
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The invention serves to cut the cost of traveling with additional guitars on commercial aircraft in half by guitar style-specific designed soft outer carrying cases which allow the traveler to combine two hard shell guitar traveling cases inside of one single outside soft cover case. Typically, this qualifies the two guitars as “One” piece of luggage, if under 50 lbs., on most domestic and international airlines and therefore the traveler is only charged a fee for “one” additional piece of luggage. There are no solutions which will combine two acoustic guitars into a one piece baggage item with regards to airline baggage charges. Nor is there any competition which allows the combination of two separate electric guitar cases to be joined together resulting in fewer airline charges for additional luggage. This invention also makes it easier to maneuver two guitars around at once. There is configuration zipper 440 which allows the traveler to only expand the case to a single guitar case size for the occasions when only one guitar is being transported.
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A method of reducing luggage fees for transporting musical instruments on a commercial aircraft, comprising the steps of:
A method of allowing others to reduce luggage fees for transporting musical instruments when travelling by combining two musical instrument hard shell cases together to create one single luggage item that when combined, is chargeable at a lower fee, comprising the steps of:
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