Classical music website Slipped Disc confirmed that it had received a reply from British Airways regarding a new charge for musical instruments are carry-on luggage:
It’s true that we’ve changed our policy and we’re unable to allow musical instruments to be carried in cabin as hand baggage without charge. We ask all passengers travelling with musical instruments to contact us for assistance prior to their journey. ^Oliver
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