How common are bed bugs on planes?

A representative from the company said that reports of bedbugs are extremely rare. “Nevertheless, we are vigilant and continually monitor our aircraft. ? The presence of bedbugs is an issue faced occasionally by hotels and airlines all over the world,” a spokesperson told Global News in an email.



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Once the items inside your suitcase have been taken care of, it's time to inspect your luggage. Use a flashlight to check seams, folds and pockets for bugs or eggs. Vacuum the suitcase using a brush and crevice tool attachment.

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Use small plastic bags to pack clothing, shoes and other personal items. This will help prevent bed bugs that climb into your suitcase from getting into your house with your clothing.

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Light-colored bags can help you detect bed bugs earlier. Better yet, a hard-sided suitcase means fewer access points for bed bugs compared to a fabric bag. Take a look at the best hardside luggage options available!

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They are attracted to warmth, carbon dioxide, and blood. The major way they are going to probably get to your luggage is transferring from you to your clothes, and finally into your luggage. And bed bugs can sense that same carbon dioxide on your dirty clothes even after you've taken them off.

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So to repel any potential invaders, spray each part of your luggage. You don't need to spray everything inside. Spray the suitcase itself, so that the bed bugs will be repelled from the outside. If you spray your luggage, and put an impermeable plastic cover on it, you're ready to go.

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In addition, plastic bags can only contain bed bugs if they are properly sealed and free from holes or tears.

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