Now, let's get down to business - checked baggage is like the ultimate test of packing skills. You've got to fit everything you need (and a few things you don't, let's be real) into that one bag, all while avoiding the dreaded overweight fee. It's like playing a game of Tetris, but with clothes and toiletries instead of blocks.
But wait, there's more! If you're planning on bringing any special items like a surfboard or a musical instrument (no, your kazoo doesn't count), you'll need to check with Indigo first to see if they're allowed. And don't even think about trying to sneak in a live animal - unless it's a service animal, in which case, please do bring your furry friend along!
So, how do you avoid those pesky extra fees? Well, for starters, you can try packing like a pro (aka, a fancy version of playing Tetris). Or, you know, you could just pay the fee and enjoy the extra space - after all, it's not like you're trying to pack a small car in that bag (although, if you are, we'd love to see the video). The key is to find that perfect balance between packing light and packing just enough.