- can the unit be shipped as luggage on an aircraft given weight and size restrictions
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.
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.
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.
1832883
I would say no, cause its really big, it states 40x20x10 full but you can stuff it bigger to about 41x22x14. check with the airlines for the over size limits
655319
No, I dont think you'd be allowed to. plus the base isnt the right shape to fit on top of an airplane seat. you could definitely stow it in the carry on overhead bin though it folds up quite small.
518696
You can't take it in your carry-on bag, but you can put in the bag that will be dispatched.
1546945
No it will not fit into a piece of luggage. The box weighs at least 60lbs and is quite large.
1833909
Not easily done. It is a big pad and the official width of the carry on makes it a tight fit.
1928700
If it's lockable it can be used. BUT you ( MUST ) tell the agent about it and put it in the checked luggage.. Happy flying, I really like mine .
2202858
Definitely not once constructed. The box it comes in is quite large and probably more than cabin luggage size unless your airline is generous. However inside the main box it has 3 (iirc) white boxes containing all the pieces (which are bagged in construction order) and 1 white box with the hefty instruction book. So it would be possible to break down into a suitcase if required.
169402
I am not sure what product you are asking about but if it is the folding cart then it can handle the weight just fine. You do realize that the size box you are talking about cannot be brought on the plane as carry-on. It is oversize and must go as baggage and you would have to carry the wheels on board as they would not stand handling in baggage.,
1981205
Sorry it will bust the 50lbs mark, however look into the airline policy. I have to pay the large baggage fee to get on but I have always been able to get it on. If not there are other options out there but at a higher price point.
889859
You should be able to carry it on the plane. It's 35" long in its case. For the total linear length and weight it should be okay. However each airline is different I'd call the airline and ask
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.
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.
599143
I have carried it as hand luggage in international flights (Brazil-USA, Brazil-Angola) and regional flights in Brasil.So far, no problem.
689227
It is as compact as a full size wheel chair could be. I do not know what the airplane regulations are - probably would need to be checked as baggage.