TravelTravel NewsJet2The airline offered a reminder to passengers who should check the advice before travel13:48, 11 Jun 2026Jet2 has guidance for all passengers travelling with soft-sided luggage. The airline has an important travel reminder on its website, which shares 'top tips before travel' for all customers. The guidance highlights the importance of checking that baggage is strong and suitable for use before travel.‌While many passengers use soft-sided suitcase, Jet2 wants customers to be aware they can be vulnerable. Highlighting the message on the advice page, the airline said: "Please ensure your baggage is strong and fit for purpose, to protect the contents and to withstand the normal baggage handling process.‌"Soft sided cases and handles, wheels and locks can be particularly vulnerable." Nonetheless, many customes might still choose to travel with soft-sided suitcases.‌Regardless of their choice, passengers are asked to make sure they label all of their luggage carefully. Jet2 says: "Label each piece of baggage with your name, flight number, and phone number."When packing, customers are urged to ensure any important documents and items are packed inside their hand luggage. This includes any essential medications and cash. "Never pack cash, valuable items, perishable goods, important documents or essential medications in your checked baggage," the advice stated.‌Passengers are also urged to add a name tag to their bags and ensure all zips are closed before travel. Jet2's guidance says: "Secure your baggage and ensure all pockets and zips are fully closed. Please note that the security authorities in some countries may open your bags without you present to make any necessary checks."At check-in, each item of checked baggage will be given a destination tag showing your flight number. Do not get rid of your checked baggage receipts (if given) until you pick up all checked baggage at your destination airport. Never carry unidentified items on behalf of other people."Take care when claiming your baggage at your destination, as many suitcases look the same. It is best to always check the name on the baggage tag."Article continues belowFor passengers in need of new luggage, it could be worth browsing high street retailers, such as Dunelm, Primark, Home Bargains, B&M, or TK Maxx. Luggage options typically include both hard-sided and soft-sided suitcases and bags.While some passengers might prefer to use soft-sided bags because they offer more flexibility than other suitcases, hard-sided suitcases could be preferable when you're transporting fragile items.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌TravelAir travelTravel TipsPlanesJet2Life hacksExpert Advice