Will this work as an airline carry-on?
77503
You would have to ask the TSA. You would not be allowed to carry your scissors it rotary cutters in it. The sides are soft so I would not trust it to be checked with a machine in it. I use mine mostly to take my machine to the school to help sew flags and uniforms for field band
1109982
I've used it several times as a carry on without any problems. Only once was I asked to check it right before I walked on the plane but only because the storage bins were all full. Flying out again in two weeks so I'm curious to see anything has changed as of dec 2nd.
1096394
I am not certain but I don't think so. I love this carrier for home and camping trips because it colapses with ease but I wouldn't use it for the airline.
1528531
it would easly go as a carry on luggage for planeSuper light, don't know the length
596698
Yes. It is small enough to be considered a carry on item for airplane travel.
953541
In my experience, yes. I have flown both domestic and international airlines (Southwest and United) with this bag as a carry-on (and packed pretty much full). It can get a little unwieldy and might be difficult to cram into the overhead compartments, but it does fit and I never had any trouble with the airlines or security about the size.
953539
I would imagine not. The width would be ok,but it would be too long. You should double check with the specific airline for measurements though.
2074231
I doubt it would fit. It's a pretty tall carrier. You're better off looking for something that's more horizontal and, of course, calling the airline to find out what their requirements are.
2124102
I dont think the specifications on this size back pack would meet airline standards for a carry on. Its a little large for that. But who knows? You could get lucky
1922461
Short answer: no. Long answer: most likely no...If they let you carry it on it would squish into the overhead if it's not totally full. But it's longer than most carry ons.
1698681
Yes but it would nearly fill a standard carry on. It fold up rather stffly. The polymer fabric is tough but not ver flat folding. With some carefully executed folding you could get it compact.
232880
From what I have read it is. From experiance if your taking it as a carry on it needs to fit under your seat. I dont know what the guidlines are otherwise. But like I said it did say it was airline approved and that is why one of the reasons I got one just in case.
1367932
Yes. It is small enough to be used as a carry on or even your personal item
1880763
I would think so, does the merchant disclose the dimensions ? Does the airline disclose the size requirements of a carry on? There's your answer
428851
I guess it depends on how much stuff you want to take with you on the plain. It will work fine as a bag pack, but not big enough as an carry on.
144951
I have used it before as a carry-on. Both domestic and international flights. You can unzip the daypack and have that as your "personal" bag.
817627
Yes. Its one of those backpacks that looks small, but seems to carry more then you would expect. It would fit nicely under a airline seat.