is it air travel approved?
1955475
...we bought it for the car!...we have a much smaller carrier for the plane , one that goes under the seat. We don't know if this one is approved for plane, but it would have to be cargo as it is big!
1955476
In all honesty I am not sure but i would believe that an XS would be airline approved as it is not large at all.
1428597
Yes, airline approved. However, I had a very difficult time with assembly and couldn't get the top to lock to the bottom.
2152783
Absolutely, it is TSA approved. I'm a frequent traveler and I don't travel without my portable charger.
152558
I can't say whether this crate is airline approved or not but... in my opinion, it seems much too light in construction to endure everyday routine handling by airline personnel or others. One of my dogs is 15 lbs. and we have a medium size Compass crate. It works for transporting this dog in a car but even that has some limitations as the crate does not have holes at the outside corners for tie downs. Hope this helps.
439238
I bought this bag for my girlfriend. She has carried it on certain airlines that use bigger aircraft. Some of the regional airlines do not have room in the overhead bins, but you should be able to gate check it. Also, when I bought it, I am almost certain that it said that it was carry-on approved. Maybe some of the requirements have changed.
1881979
I haven't traveled with it yet, but it does say that it's "Certified for Aircraft Travel." I would still call your airline and make sure though. It is not a slim seat, and I know that some aircrafts have pretty small seats...
1924980
Verify with TSA. But I believe no. http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-items#4
1888230
I'm not sure. It may not be within regulation. Just look online for your specific airline .... they should have a carryon chart.
2254687
Yes I have traveled a few times with this case on airlines without any issues. It meets TSA travel requirements. Make sure to check your carrier guidelines since they may vary, but for the most part have it in your check in baggage and notify the attendee during check in and they will provide you with a card to fill out. It is perfect for flying.
1001348
http://faa.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/28/kw/child/session/L3RpbWUvMTQyMzc5NzU4OC9zaWQvRzUybUtTZW0%3DLooks like the FAA refers to the highway safety board on car seats that are approved so if they are approved for the road/cars then they should be approved for flying
1231472
They shipped it to me in the Peoples' Republic of California, so my guess is yes. Usually if things are illegal here they won't even offer to send them. Even if it weren't, it works, and it is very reasonably priced. If the air resources board comes to visit, it is easier to get forgiveness than permission.
2200606
I do not know if it is Airline approved. It should fit under a seat. It is a little flexible as well. If you do use it for traveling, I would like to make this suggestion. There is a zipper up top, make sure it is secure with the velcro.Also, this has a shoulder strap that makes it very easy to carry. The carrier itself is very light, compared to most. Because of the Mesh, I would also suggest a blanket to cover the carrier with on an airplane. So your pet feels more secure. I do love my carrier. I have a few of them. One for each cat I have and I also keep two in my car for emergency and or cat rescue. This really is very easy to carry on the shoulder. Especially when you are lugging other stuff as well. I do not know if it is Airline approved. It should fit under a seat. It is a little flexible as well. If you do use it for traveling, I would like to make this suggestion. There is a zipper up top, make sure it is secure with the velcro.Also, this has a shoulder strap that makes it very easy to carry. The carrier itself is very light, compared to most. Because of the Mesh, I would also suggest a blanket to cover the carrier with on an airplane. So your pet feels more secure. I do love my carrier. I have a few of them. One for each cat I have and I also keep two in my car for emergency... » Read More I do not know if it is Airline approved. It should fit under a seat. It is a little flexible as well. If you do use it for traveling, I would like to make this suggestion. There is a zipper up top, make sure it is secure with the velcro.Also, this has a shoulder strap that makes it very easy to carry. The carrier itself is very light, compared to most. Because of the Mesh, I would also suggest a blanket to cover the carrier with on an airplane. So your pet feels more secure. I do love my carrier. I have a few of them. One for each cat I have and I also keep two in my car for emergency and or cat rescue. This really is very easy to carry on the shoulder. Especially when you are lugging other stuff as well. « Show Less
1901727
No it is not permitted for air travel. I keep mine in my check in case and use it at my destination.
2161666
All I can say is that it is more sturdy than some cases I know are TSA approved, so it SHOULD be, but the TSA is sometimes hard to satisfy and can be fickle. They may not accept it because it uses a combo rather than a key. I'd contact the airline or TSA directly if you have any doubt.
443732
IF that means approved by the airlines, yes. I flew my Giant Schnauzer from Detroit to Cancun and back on Delta and all went well with the crate.
672422
I'm not sure if it is approved, but it fits well in seats. I've used it on 737, 777, and regional jets without issue.
1868222
It does state "airline approved" but I would check with the specific airline you are using to be 100% sure.