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We tackle this in a different way, we have to stack a lot of their hangers on the top shelf because some of my clothes and the majority of Ida's clothes, that need hangers, are packed with our hangers on them in the suit cases. Wooden ones when we have no flight and plastic coated wire ones for when flying. The reason...... we can unpack, hanging clothes straight from the suitcases, in a quarter of the time it would take to hang them on their hangers and we are relaxing doing what we want to far earlier that way. The same applies to that awful packing up bit as well. I know that several other old hands do the same. .......Neil

We always take a couple of the trouser/skirt clip hangers with us whenever we travel. You won't get those when you ask for more hangers and they are so useful.

Quite simply, you can ask your cabin attendant and he or she will bring you as many coathangers as you wish. However, dont know if you are male or female, but if like me you prefer certain types of coathangers for particular items of clothing; ie the springy out skirt hangers, the clip type trouser hangers and thin hangers with strap indents then take some of your own. Most of the hangers they provide are the thick - gentlemans suit type.

Hi you will find more than enough space ,we took 3 well packed cases and had room to spare but yes take some of your own the ones they have are the ones that fit only there fittings ? and you may wish to let something hang to let the creases drop out they have hooks in the cabin.take your own toilet paper or wipes you will not believe how bad theirs is, it a great ship have a nice time.dave