Is this case flight safe?
381697
No, it's a cool case and good for putting around but I wouldn't trust it to baggage handlers.
381698
I would not check a guitar in this case, but would be fine if you could carry on. Good case for local transport.
381699
I would say no, it's too thin to be thrown around by ramp hands and the plywood construction could crack. I would recommend the ATA plastic molded cases Gator makes for checked-in flight use.
166188
Not sure it's supposed to or not, but the edges on my ones certainly don't meet in plenty of places. You can see through to the guitar... These cases are most definitely NOT flight-worthy cases, but they're okay for storage and the occasional checked-baggage flight (so long as it's not a US airline...).
1946064
Yes. This case has 4 padlock sites that you can secure with TSA approved, or other locks. 2 of the sites are plastic and the other 2 metal reinforced. You will have no problem finding numerous solutions using combo or keyed locks that fit your needs.
512037
You can indeed put a lock on the case. This case more ideal for home storage and light gigging on the road, so I wouldn't recommend this case for air travel. For any frequent air travel, I'd recommend either a rugged hard-shell case made by SKB or Gator.
512038
The case does not have a key-lock. There is a pad-eye on the case that will easily accommodate a small lock. The hasp next to the handle is the only pad-eye. I have not done air-travel with this case so I can not speak to that issue. It is a "cardboard" side box. Might now fair too well. You'll want a hardshell case most likely.
74850
Yes, the case has one lock on the center latch. I believe it is a TSA compliant lock.
1828699
It's all aluminium casing, but I wouldn't say it would be sturdy enough to put in your luggage unless you had a very sturdy and heavily padded case to put it in. If I was going to take it on a plane I would take it as a carry-on just to be safe.
301609
I throw mine in my book bag with this case. I think you should be fine as long as it is in your carry on bag.
1131620
I have not attempted to carry the case onto an airplane, but I can tell you that it is the same size as the carry-on luggage that I typically take on travel. Hope that helps.
946363
I don't think it's really meant for flights. You will probably want something with metal edges and verticies; an ATA case. This case is great for gigs and packing your van up tight and neat.
1715576
NO. It is a soft sided case with little support. I lined mins with FOAM and a rayon lining to make it more shock resistant, but it is not able to withstand luggage handlers. You would need some sort of hard case with a good, form fitting lining. Check if the keyboard manufacturer makes a specific case.This case is excellent for home storage and "light" moving between local gigs when handled by someone who cares about the instrument.
946365
I don't think it's really meant for flights. You will probably want something with metal edges and verticies; an ATA case.This case is great for gigs and packing your van up tight and neat.
600797
Yes. The case is a soft zippered case, so you still need to treat it carefully. I use it for travel and home, and have the full size at work.
1131622
My one concern with checking it would be the large number of batteries in the case. If the TSA doesn't have any issue with that, you should be good to go!
2093442
This case was brought to transport the keyboard for short distance gigs. We have an anvil case for long hauls. Its a gig bag. Light weight with wheels. I do not that I would use it for airplane flight.
2082411
No. The case is not large enough. I put my prop guards on when I'm ready to fly.
701793
Oh yeah I know what you mean. Well, I've had it for about a week so far & I've used it A LOT. I haven't had that problem yet. I don't think you'll have a problem but then again I'm not 100% sure. This is a pretty High Quality case. I'm sure it'll be fine.