Think this is travel proof to be checked luggage on a plane?
1741984
IMPORTANT: Check with your airline about size requirements. As of right now (June 5, 2015), I know of at least two airlines (Delta and British Airways) which now considers these 24 gal. size oversized luggage (and I only checked those two!). Your mileage with other airlines may vary, but check before you purchase or fly. We have friends that have used these exclusively for their suitcases and now have to pay an oversize charge on each one!
1741985
Not sure what you asked.In terms of durability - yes, though if you drop it a few times on the concrete, you might break it eventually. This is not a metal.In terms of size - yes, there should not be oversize charge for 24 gallon box.In terms of theft - you need a TSA approved lock (a regular lock they will cut for inspection and then put a tape on the lid, but for TSA lock they have a master key). Shackle has to be long and thin, Pelican TSA cable lock works well, though you might find TSA lock with a regular rigid shackle that is long and thin enough.In terms of cutting a cable or rigid shackle of the padlock - anything can be cut. Padlock is merely a deterrent. Not sure what you asked.In terms of durability - yes, though if you drop it a few times on the concrete, you might break it eventually. This is not a metal.In terms of size - yes, there should not be oversize charge for 24 gallon box.In terms of theft - you need a TSA approved lock (a regular lock they will cut for inspection and then put a tape on the lid, but for TSA lock they have a master key). Shackle has to be long and thin, Pelican TSA cable lock works well, though you might find TSA lock with a regular rigid shackle that is long and thin... » Read More Not sure what you asked.In terms of durability - yes, though if you drop it a few times on the concrete, you might break it eventually. This is not a metal.In terms of size - yes, there should not be oversize charge for 24 gallon box.In terms of theft - you need a TSA approved lock (a regular lock they will cut for inspection and then put a tape on the lid, but for TSA lock they have a master key). Shackle has to be long and thin, Pelican TSA cable lock works well, though you might find TSA lock with a regular rigid shackle that is long and thin enough.In terms of cutting a cable or rigid shackle of the padlock - anything can be cut. Padlock is merely a deterrent. « Show Less
1741986
I'd run a strip of tape or a strap around the box, just for insurance, because it's possible the handle/lock could be hit and lifted up. The box itself will survive nearly anything!
1741987
We have used ours multiple times flying internationally. No extra fees, no problems at all. We use zip ties around the handles to close it and have never had them come open. One has a small hole where the bottom corner was crushed, but again, they have flown 4 or 5 times and that is all the damage. I would recommend them to anyone.
1741988
I have flown with my action packers on a regular basis with no grief from any airline.
1741989
I read some on some reviews that soldiers used these for travel, but I would suggest checking with the airline first. Also if it s ok to use them on the air line I would highly suggest getting a cable lock I used this for a move and it took a beating from the movers and the handles popped open.
1741990
I wouldn't think so. The way the baggage handlers throw things around, it would probably crack. That's just my opinion, though. Good luck!
542312
The case is quite large and would require to be checked. Some very large plane may accommodate as a carry on, but all other flights would see this checked.
1320523
You could check it, but there's a solid chance the TSA or baggage handlers might steal it...
1021963
I traveled with mine in my checked luggage, no problems! Follow the directions included and you're good to go.
876751
I purchased this as a carry on for my granddaughter. I would not subject it to the abuse that checked luggage receives. It is small enough to go under the seat in front or in the overheard compartment.
1184948
Do you mean if you travel with it? I would guess that you could not carry it on the plane, but maybe it could go in your checked bag. Maybe you should ask a travel agent.
391852
This is too large to be a carry-on item. It would have to be checked luggage to be taken onto a plane.
1755970
I really don't think so. It's kind of like a typical suitcase. I put my keys on the top of all the other equipment.. The bottom is pretty solid...again, like a typical suitcases bottom/back side. It is a nice case...but I wouldn't trust any airline with it. (no offense baggage claim...but I've seen your work:)
1924980
Verify with TSA. But I believe no. http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-items#4
869575
Definitely ok in checked luggage. As for carry on, it looks according to the TSA approved list - http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-items
495758
I have taken it on an international flight with multiple security checks and no problems.
1641305
I imagine so if you put it in a suitcase you are checking in, not a carry on.
1114630
I only have checked it in at the airport. But I know I could have gate checked my bugaboo in this transport bag. I have also seen people just gate check their bugaboo cameleon without the transport bag.
8923
I am sure the answer is YES. I have bought this case, used it on the airline from FL to KS... No problem at all.Heavy duty, will take all abuse... It has 4 latches, and 4 holes you can use your own locks to secure
2131537
It is a good case for backs of cars and storing around the house. I would NOT trust this case through an airport. I would suggest a hard case for that.
116931
Yes but take it out of your bag with the camera so they know what it is. We have gotten through security. Remember every airport can be different so you may want to call the airline ahead of time.
2187751
Not if you're just checking it as luggage. If you're outting this in a box or suitcase it'll probably be fine.