this is larger than 62 linear inches that united airlines allows. has anyone had to pay extra baggage fees for taking this on plane.
1516897
No. Airline has to transport disability aids and it does not count as one of the luggage allowed. There is no charge as long as you tell airline it is a walker.
442495
It is 38x15x6 and would not check it as baggage. I would carry it on board or not take it at all. It is a thin nylon with no lining so it can fold and flop around, not sturdy. I use it to store my keyboard at home. I also bought foam rubber at a fabric store to pad it to make it more sturdy. It isn't padded as the ad says, just a cheap nylon lining that isn't very protective. Buy extra padding. However it holds my keyboard, power supply, pedal, music stand, music books on the outside pockets, and my folding stand for it also headset and mike. Holds a lot but get extra padding or find a hardcover one for shipping.
1732606
I do not remember the exact size. I see no reason why you could not ship same as a extra piece of luggage. Have a safe and enjoyable flight.
1880762
No. Its dimensions are larger than the ones allowed by the airlines. It will have to be checked in at the counter.
1507517
Have only taken this on a flight with delta. They are very particular with their bags. However this went in as regular carry on with no oversize bag fees. All you have to do is meet the weight requirement and try to condense it as much as possble.
101803
Yes, they will accept this bag, but you may be subject to oversize charges since length+width+height = 72 inches.
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.
1617933
I have not flown with it yet, but it might be a little bit on the large side if you had it stuffed. Also some of the more tighter older plane's might not let you use it for a carry-on and make you check it in.
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
391852
This is too large to be a carry-on item. It would have to be checked luggage to be taken onto a plane.
467422
Unlikely. I believe it will be too large but you can double check by getting the max allowable dimensions from the airline you are flying.
599147
I think that it is longer than is actually authorized and it won't fit in all overhead compartments. Every time I've tried, they've allowed me to carry it on and stow it in the cabin but you might have different luck.
454464
I have taken it on 3 major airlines from il to fl, nc, sc and wv. Just keep it in the allowed measurement and you should be ok.
101804
I am thinking of buying this but am hesitating as US Air has limit of 62 inches for combined height/width/length. The only measurements given here are 40" length and 16" width that only leves 6 inches for the height. Anyone have this bag care to say whether it is more than 6" high? I know this would depend on how packed it is, so assume it is fully packed.
461216
I dont know the exact dimensions but it should be fine with checked-in baggage as per size. As to the weight though, you might have to double check with the airlines/countries as they post different weight limits/excess fees. The estimated shipping size & weight of this item can be found on the website details, might have to scroll down to technical/shipping size/weight. Hope this helps.
1652667
It would have to be checked under the plane as oversized baggage. You'd be better off having Amazon ship it to you final destination.
1645210
It is definitely not carry on size. It will go in baggage but will be expensive .