Does this meet Southwest's carry-on size? I do not want to check my equipment but also know it must fit as the carry-on requirements. Thanks!
369909
Yes, it does meet SouthWest's carry-on size requirements. That said, however, I would say to travel with this case is at your own risk. As a carry on, it will survive, but if it ever goes with the baggage, I fear it would eventually break. While it is sturdy enough for personal, non-travel use, I would guess it isn't meant for heavy duty use. The foam pick-foam padding inside isn't the best, so only put things in there that aren't too critical. I store my old flash-guns for my film-cameras in mine. I rarely ever use them, unless I need to get extra light and I have used all my other flash-guns. I am not worried if the old flashes get banged around a bit more, but I would never transport my camera or lenses in this. Too risky!
819303
I traveled with the small version of this on Southwest and I still had room under the seat so I believe the big one would fit as well... besides when I flew they never really checked to make sure the bag was allllll the way under the seat and so I left it just basically at my feet then during the flight in my lap so I could comfort my little kitten inside. Since these squish down some I do not see it being an issue. I am going to be ordering the large size soon though since my kitten has outgrown the small size and will be flying with it in about 3 weeks.
1880767
Update: Flew last week on Southwest and AirTran, fit in overhead with room to spare. No problems. Would definitely recommend the case.
126611
Many airlines, and particularly Southwest which is my usual carrier, use a limit of 62 inches for checked luggage. That's length + width + height. This bike is 70" on that basis before you put it into a weatherproof hard case, which is required for a bike like this as cardboard often won't survive airline handling. Southwest will accept up to 80" as "oversize", and this bike in a travel case could fit that limit, but that flies with a $75 surcharge. Paying $75 a trip to take along a $270 bike may not make sense. Better to buy something that folds smaller so it travels free. Many airlines, and particularly Southwest which is my usual carrier, use a limit of 62 inches for checked luggage. That's length + width + height. This bike is 70" on that basis before you put it into a weatherproof hard case, which is required for a bike like this as cardboard often won't survive airline handling. Southwest will accept up to 80" as "oversize", and this bike in a travel case could fit that limit, but that flies with a $75 surcharge. Paying $75 a trip to take along a $270 bike may not make sense. Better to buy something that folds smaller so... » Read More Many airlines, and particularly Southwest which is my usual carrier, use a limit of 62 inches for checked luggage. That's length + width + height. This bike is 70" on that basis before you put it into a weatherproof hard case, which is required for a bike like this as cardboard often won't survive airline handling. Southwest will accept up to 80" as "oversize", and this bike in a travel case could fit that limit, but that flies with a $75 surcharge. Paying $75 a trip to take along a $270 bike may not make sense. Better to buy something that folds smaller so it travels free. « Show Less
1845132
I used it on Southwest and it fit just fine. I have a 3.5 pound dog so she had plenty if room in the bag.
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Dimensions from website: 11.42" x 6.10" x 6.69" It's a little tight to fit under, but if you're willing to wiggle it in for a bit, it's doable. I don't know if it is technically "too big" to be considered a carry-on, under seat bag (such as on Frontier airlines), but I managed to squeeze it in. Just don't pack the clothing compartment too full. Hope this helps!
152425
I haven't used it as such yet but the size is what the airlines require which is one of the reasons I purchased it. The quality is very good the shipping was fast. I would recommend. I hope this helps you.
991118
Its not oversized. Period. Ive traveled with it. As long as its weight is within limits, most airlines will take it.
843993
This is a very large box. You certainly could not classify it as carry on. I see that YoYo.com gave you the measurements.
1523604
It will fit. The bag holds more than my carry on if you really pack it full. I put it under my seat on plane flights and it is normally pretty stuffed. I think the bag won't disapoint you.
1696276
Hmm, I'm not sure. I checked the website but didn't see if can be carried on. But I know that for SouthWest, a checked carseat is free and does not count against your two free checked bags per person, so we just check it.
711256
Officially it exceeds the max airline bag dimensions by 10" ...but I managed to get mine checked in for a flight to Europe with Swiss international. I had to make sure it stays below the maps weight and the only checked bag so they allowed me to take it along for free. What I did is to ask before booking the flight and then select another carrier if they would have charged me 150$ for it each way!
1293877
I assume you are talking about the top bag which comes off like a brief case or back pack. Yes I think it should fit as carry on and hold up to bring checked. I suppose the whole thing might fit in the overhead but would be an awkward shape to carry.
97887
Its a great comfy bag if you have a lot of gear, but it will get heavy if you load it up all the way. It doesn't look that big on you if you yourself are somewhat big. I believe it will fit into the carry on, its smaller then the small carry on suitcase.
1619051
I have not flown with this bag but I have used it for several months. I got the smaller of the two bags and it is huge. When filled to its capacity I have to believe it would be oversized. It is a large bag.
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
1191267
I really dont have the answer to that as I did not use on Southwest. You will need to check their policy as to pet carrier dimensions., on their website or call them