My driver to the airport remarked positively about the Western Flyer on both pick-up and drop off. I imagine he handles a lot of luggage. I wanted the WF so I could manage my baggage myself, and so chose this item with backpack straps and clamshell design. I needed something to complement my roller case that I typically put in the overhead, and the WF seemed like it would be good for my laptop, iPad, chargers, passport, plus additional clothing. It held a lot, but I wish it had more pockets and a side pocket for a bottle, not the top pocket it says can hold a water bottle. I found getting my laptop and iPad out for security inspection awkward. Yes, I should have bought the extra sleeve, but detaching sleeves is one more thing to deal with in a crowded airline security line. I really couldn’t make the compartment that had a dividing zipper work for me when I was using the WF as a backpack. I just left it unzipped. I used the mystery pouch for storing some jewelry, and that was fine, but would it be possible to have the pouch with an elastic cord that allowed you to take it out without detaching? The good news about the WF was that the airlines (mostly British Airways) did treat it as my personal carry-on, and I could also bring my roller case aboard. I purchased the shoulder strap for added flexibility, but as I am short, I found the backpack straps worked better. The materials and workmanship are excellent, and the concept of add on containers to be fastened to…