does it satisfy requirements for carry-on luggage and fit in an overhead bin?
839571
I've never flown, so I couldn't answer that question. I've used this bag to carry boxing equipment, baseball equipment, and clothing/shoes. It's pretty big.
1488087
Yes. It's about the same size as my carry on. Just don't pack it to tight in the outside pockets.
788674
it's about the size of a medium backpack. i used it as my second carry-on. with the top folded over properly, and almost full, it was about a foot in diameter and maybe 18" long (cylindrical tube shape). so, yes. it qualifies.
1497398
Yes, it does fit in the overhead bin with the wheels on. It also fits under the seat of most planes with the wheels on.
1497399
Absolutely, it's smaller than a normal carry on luggage. It will fit under the seat at your feet as well. On some smaller commuter planes it won't fit in the overheads but it's always fit at my feet.
910238
We had it in a checked-in baggage and that was fine. I don't know about carry-on.
1549970
Yes. It meets both the international (IATA) and domestic airline pet carrier requirements, according to several pet travel sites.
9298
Yes! I use mine for my to and from work commute with a change of clothes. It would fit under an airplane seat and follows all TSA size guidelines for carry on.
955140
Technically, it could. But it doesn't fold up quickly or tightly enough for the overhead bin.
98474
No it would not pass luggage guidelines as carry-on much larger than my official carryons.
1467158
Overhead or in seat, yes, but I would not depend on it to withstand conventional baggage handling.
596696
My husband is a pilot and uses this as a flight case. He says it will fit in an overhead bin but not sure if it would fit under the seat.
1981882
It should. I don't fly much, so I'm not sure how much room there typically is between the seat and the floor. Would definitely fit in the overhead with room to spare.
1780201
Large meets inside of most of the airline requirements that I've seen. Key is not to make it too heavy with all that space. Check you airlines for their guidelines.
98473
It's not something I'd put under the seat in front of me (but I could probably make it fit if I didn't have much in it), but, it will easily fit in the overhead compartment (even when "full"). Unlike the rigid "refrigerator-sized" bags you see most people carry-on (to avoid being charged) these days, this bag does not have rigid sides so it can easily be squashed to fit into smaller pockets.
685386
It does meet TSA requirements. I've been to 4 airports domestically and haven't had any issues. This is a great bag, it fits a lot of items.
2234650
This bag will fit in an overhead bin as well as under the seat as a carry-on.