Would the package as shipped fit into a plane overhead bin ?
379409
no. i think you could repackage the scope and controller, but the tripod would bust the limit. you could maybe get by with carrying them separately. the tripod with head and legs retracted is about 31" by 12" by 12" the scope and its controller mount are about 13" by 10" by 17" you would want to pad them carefully
379410
No way. The box is inside a bigger box. All the pieces inside are all in individual boxes and Styrofoam. It is very large and extremely heavy. I doubt you could even get it through the plane door to board.
379411
VERY doubtful...it is well protected 1ftx2ftx2 1/2 ft...estimated size of box
379412
Depends on the size of the airplane. It would definitely fit in an Airbus A330. I'm pretty sure it would not fit in the carry-on sizing box they have at the gate -- so they may not let you even take it onto the plane. The biggest size consideration in the package is the heavy duty tripod. The scope itself would fit if you repackage it into a smaller box. I don't know that you could get the tripod into a box that would fit the dimensions allowed.
1014191
Yes, but it would have to be dismantled to it's original packaging. When you buy it it comes in a box that's about 2ft by 1 ft and 4 inches deep. Once you reache your destination you would need to assemble it.
85252
I would not think so it is pretty heavy and came in a larger box. You might be able to check the box at an airline but I am not sure about that.
2234650
This bag will fit in an overhead bin as well as under the seat as a carry-on.
811870
you won't be able to carry it in a plane. you have to check it in, wrapped of coarse
263401
Carry on would be fine. Depending on how you pack, it may need to go in the overhead compartment.
1710346
We did not try. We put it in the overhead. I do not think it would fit under the seat if it was fully packed.
2144937
Yes! The packaging box is 8"x6"x4". The components inside the box can easily be spread out in a carry-on bag. They would need to be contained within the box.
971962
Not a chance that it would fit in airline carry on, and if you tried you would certainly get some looks. It actually ships in two boxes. One box is about 3.5 long and 1 ft sides. The other box is smaller but too big for carry on dimensions, the overhead door would not close. Much to cumbersome for an airline carry on. I would suggest shipping directly to where you are assembling it. It is fairly well padded in both boxes, which amounts to its size.
1709529
not without some overpackage .... ie would want o have it in a box or larger container. be better off shipping your items in dri Ice - shipped through Fed / UPS or similar ... some airlines would likely accept dri ice as cargo not as baggage in limited amounts
369520
Hello, the package is not big can easily be stored anywhere, the dimensions might be around 15x9 inches.
1962741
I would put it in the overhead bin . I didn't try but I think it's a little too big to fit under the seat
1919394
It's not that big, it comes unassembeled so I guess yes you can ship it on the plane. I am not sure about the weight but all specs are written in the product page. Thanks
85253
I have to assume you mean, "can I put this in luggage prior to assembly?" I would say no. The box is pretty big and rather heavy. Unpacking the box releases a whole mess that you don't want to deal with. You might be able to check the box as is with an airline, though.
293798
Completely disassembled it may fit in a carry-on, but you would have to check with your airline, sometimes they require a smaller carry-on depending on the size of aircraft you'll be boarding.
459506
Yes. It will easily fit in the overhead of even the smaller aircraft. It also fits underneath the seat of every plane I have flown.
1600721
You can put it in cargo but not as carry on. It was heavy but should be under 50 lb. Pkg was about 5 feet tall; 12 x 12 width. Hope this helps.