will it do as an airline carry on?
428849
This backpack is small. I could use it as a carry on if I used it for small items. My grandson uses his for swimming and it works great for a towel,goggles and swim shoes. He is 8 and I have never checked out the space. I hope this helped somewhat.
428850
Oh yes, definitely. It is very roomy, with lots of pockets and comfortable to wear.
428851
I guess it depends on how much stuff you want to take with you on the plain. It will work fine as a bag pack, but not big enough as an carry on.
428852
If you want to know if you can carry it with yourself in an airplane; The answer would be yes, you can. Is not that big xD
428853
Based on my experience-absolutely! I fly between Seattle and San Francisco monthly and always take this bag (with my purse inside so I can also take my rolling laptop case). I put in on my back and roll my laptop case in as well. It will fit under the seat as well as the overhead bin. I fly Virgin America, Alaska, and Southwest. No questions and no problems. You will not regret getting this bag.
2050188
Without actually measuring it, I can tell you that it won't. I have 4 different carry-ons I own, of various sizes, which I use for travel depending on the length of the trip. Although it is possible to fit it in any of them, it is all you'll be able to fit as you will have to lay it in diagonally. You will not be able to lay it flat in any carry on that is allowed on board, unless you have a much wider flatter carry-on, which I have yet to see. But it does have it's own carry on case which does qualify it as it's own carry on.
606891
I've used this bag as a carryon/my main travel bag for a number of airlines (american, us airway, southwest, airtran, and jetblue). Exception is when I flew Frontier. They made me check the bag.
596698
Yes. It is small enough to be considered a carry on item for airplane travel.
1865097
Hi,Thank you for the email and interest. The Backpack should fit as a carry on luggage on Airplanes, whether under seat or overhead. Good Luck.
1011887
I would not chance it. It is too soft to face the airlines and too big for carry on.
1724054
You have to get the carry on dimensions directly from the airline you are travelling on. They have this info posted on their websites. I believe though that it will be too large.
137657
On it's side it may work as a carry on, but I believe it would be a very tight fit.
135560
I've had this on the plane with me several times and never had a problem with it being a carry on. It fits under almost all seats on the plane too.
953540
Yes but I guess it will depend on what you will be putting in it. If it's really full, they might ask you to check it. It depends on how full it is and also the airliner. It should be fine.
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.
708313
Absolutely, I do it all the time! If you're still unsure my advice is to double check the airline's carry on restrictions (since some are different dimensions), and as a rule of thumb try not to over stuff it.
1880762
No. Its dimensions are larger than the ones allowed by the airlines. It will have to be checked in at the counter.
1849317
Depends on the airline... It's a bit bigger than most carry-ons but that also depends how full you pack it!
788673
The backpack, when filled, is small and would easily qualify as a carry on item on any airline. I use the backpack for bicycle riding in the northwest during the winter when it can rain at any moment. It keeps my stuff dry, no matter how bad the weather gets. Lastly, I intend to use this bag as a waterproof liner inside another small backpack to protect cameras, etc when I take an international trip later this year. I will be carrying it onto the airplane with me.
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
606893
I'm not sure it would be considered a carry-on for all airlines. Your best bet is to look at the carry-on requirements for the airline(s) you're interested in and then compare it to the specs of this bag. Keep in mind that airlines change the carry-on requirements all the time, so it's not always guaranteed that you can carry this bag on. When I used it to go to Europe, I didn't have any problems on Delta or Easy Jet carrying this bag on. It helps that it is very flexible.