These are airline approved? The type that the airline can open if needed?
369878
I didn't use them on luggage when checking in at the airport, I was told not to. I didn't have anything in my luggage that was valuable, so I didn't use them.I DID use them when my luggage was left in my room at the hotel. My valuables were in my carryon as well as my laptop, they needed no lock. At the hotel I used the locks onmy luggage in which I placed my laptop and other valuables when I wasn't in my room. I needed my combination to open the locks, I don't see how using them serves a purpose at the airport if anyonecan open them. What would be the point. So my answer is NO. You need the combination to open the lock. I didn't use them on luggage when checking in at the airport, I was told not to. I didn't have anything in my luggage that was valuable, so I didn't use them.I DID use them when my luggage was left in my room at the hotel. My valuables were in my carryon as well as my laptop, they needed no lock. At the hotel I used the locks onmy luggage in which I placed my laptop and other valuables when I wasn't in my room. I needed my combination to open the locks, I don't see how using them serves a purpose at the airport if anyonecan open them. What would be the point. So my answer... » Read More I didn't use them on luggage when checking in at the airport, I was told not to. I didn't have anything in my luggage that was valuable, so I didn't use them.I DID use them when my luggage was left in my room at the hotel. My valuables were in my carryon as well as my laptop, they needed no lock. At the hotel I used the locks onmy luggage in which I placed my laptop and other valuables when I wasn't in my room. I needed my combination to open the locks, I don't see how using them serves a purpose at the airport if anyonecan open them. What would be the point. So my answer is NO. You need the combination to open the lock. « Show Less
369879
I don't have a definite answer to that,I purchased these not for travel use,I did travel last July to the Philippines,but I didn't have them on my luggages.I t is probably better if you do a research about TSA security rules about locks on luggages,baggages, etc.
1007205
To be certain it would be best to contact the airline you are flying on to see if this type of crate is acceptable.
2132832
With Southwest Airlines it is. Check your airline's website or call them for clarification.
1266892
They are too large for in cabin travel. As far as under the plane, I would check wit the airline you are using. Pet travel has become more regulated (which is good) but also less uniform so each airline has slightly different rules.
2240520
Yes they do, TSA had no problems viewing and inspecting my item. They have a master key to open the case, you will also want to purchase a TSA approved lock as added security, there is a place to add a little pad lock to the case. This case is really nice, has rollers and a handle. No problems with this case, I love it
1955476
In all honesty I am not sure but i would believe that an XS would be airline approved as it is not large at all.
167520
I believe they are as long as it passes through their security screenings as carry-on baggage. Before going to the airport I suggest that you call your local airport, or better yet the TSA itself as these things vary from state to state.
1428597
Yes, airline approved. However, I had a very difficult time with assembly and couldn't get the top to lock to the bottom.
1572759
I agree .....It has two locks and I believe it to be airline approved for shipping
493880
I don't quite follow what the commercial airlines is. If you mean you are going to use it on your flight, of course it is available. Hope this could help you:)
2013658
not positive but I would say yes it is TSA airline approved and you can fit two padlocks on it
375176
I do not know, but if you go to the Manufacturer's web site, I am pretty sure there was a more complete list of compatible Airlines.
256861
FAA does NOT permit passengers to bring there own extensions. These extensions are not always approved for use by the FAA and therefore may not be safe in an emergency. Just use one the airlines carry - they have plenty of them - and they are approved for safe use.
214607
Maybe he means tsa approved? Sounds like people have been able to travel with it without any problems, so I would guess the tea has no problems with it.
910166
According to the information on the package, they can be taken on an airplane. You might want to check with your carrier, there might be a limit to the number you could take with you or the regulation may have changed. It has been some time since I made this purchase.
1088131
Absolutely not. These are classified as Dangerous Goods by all airlines and prohibited.
569189
Don't know about FAA approved. You can check it at the gate but I don't think you would want to lug it into the main cabin even if it was allowed. It's pretty big.