can i take it on a airplane
825516
I don't know for sure, but I went on a Southwest flight and saw a passenger that had one just like this one.
825517
I don't think it will fit between the seats of smaller planes. And depending on your ability to transfer on and off of it getting on and off in the very tight confines of a plane would be very difficult. Also not sure where it could be stored after you got on the airplane and in your seat. It does come apart but the bottom portion would still be fairly large. Also it does not steer well in very tight circles or tight turns so just maneuvering from the door into the aisle of a plane would be nearly impossible. Those special chairs they have for the airplane are probably best solution to getting on. I know that if you get from a scooter to the chair at the gate they airlines will take the scooter and stow it away and then bring it back to you when the plane lands.
2239681
I have not taken it on an airplane--only in car and RV. I think it would be ok as it is pretty flexible. You can try contacting and airline and asking them about the verticle space under their seats. If flying with your pet is your primary use of it then one of the lower ones might work better. I wanted it for the car and to have my cat be able to sit upright and it is good for that. Good luck!
705929
Absolutely. Have taken on many flights and it just barely fits within airline regulations, albeit only in the softcase that comes with it. If they give you a hard time, just insist that they measure it or just insist period. It is a musical instrument that shouldn't be stored in the belly of the plane (though it is sturdy enough I think it would survive just fine as long as it doesn't get crushed by shifting luggage) and it fits easily in the overhead compartments anyway. Like I said, I never had any problem and I've taken it even on international flights. No biggie.
1866285
You should be able to carry it on most airplanes but you should always check with your carrier first. It is rugged enough to check as checked package for sure. Just invest in a lock.
1987634
I would contact TSA/airline to be sure. You may be able to pack the ice pack \ in luggage that is checked. I would doubt you can bring this on the plane.
1388253
Umm.....last time i forgot taking it to airplane, I haven't tried it,so far. so....I think I cannot answer your question right now, sorry~:(
1107580
Just put it in a suitcase that's not being carried on. You don't need it during the flight.
129932
I've never used it on an airplane but from using it in my car I would say yes. It doesn't stick out very far. Hope this helps somewhat!
811870
you won't be able to carry it in a plane. you have to check it in, wrapped of coarse
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.
1500047
Yes.... I use it for camping, but see no reason why it couldn't be use on an airplane.
436511
I flew to Ireland for two weeks and used this as my only luggage. So absolutely yes, you can carry this on a plane.
705930
Not having needed to take it with me on a plane I really don´t know. This being a small and light object I don´t see any problems taking it on board. However, the practice may vary from airline to airline, so I would contact the company in advance. I certainly wouldn´t accept carrying it in the luggage compartment, only with me in the passanger cabin!
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
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.
1102362
It's smaller than you would expect. I do not remember dimensions, I would think it could go on plane
655318
No this would not be safe for use on an airplane. Depending on the age and size of your child, you should have a carrier or sturdy seat with proper restraint capabilities. Consult with your physician or the airline on suitable options.