Do you think we can put in luggage in checked in luggage?
1940777
Brought a ThermaCELL unit unopened in checked baggage for international flight to South America where they are not sold. The box was never opened and sealed and also contained a butane cartridge. No problem. Don't know why anyone would expect it to be a problem as the cargo holds are pressurized to a minimum of the equivalent of 8,000 foot altitude I believe.I had a refill box sent to me in South America and that was shipped by air carrier I believe and no problem either. If you are still concerned, look into one of the security boxes that are sold for bringing butane lighters on an airplane. Brought a ThermaCELL unit unopened in checked baggage for international flight to South America where they are not sold. The box was never opened and sealed and also contained a butane cartridge. No problem. Don't know why anyone would expect it to be a problem as the cargo holds are pressurized to a minimum of the equivalent of 8,000 foot altitude I believe.I had a refill box sent to me in South America and that was shipped by air carrier I believe and no problem either. If you are still concerned, look into one of the security boxes that are sold for bringing butane lighters... » Read More Brought a ThermaCELL unit unopened in checked baggage for international flight to South America where they are not sold. The box was never opened and sealed and also contained a butane cartridge. No problem. Don't know why anyone would expect it to be a problem as the cargo holds are pressurized to a minimum of the equivalent of 8,000 foot altitude I believe.I had a refill box sent to me in South America and that was shipped by air carrier I believe and no problem either. If you are still concerned, look into one of the security boxes that are sold for bringing butane lighters on an airplane. « Show Less
1940778
Not sure. When we bought ours we just had it sent to our destination rather than to our house. Don't know if that would work for you but just an idea
1940779
I took mine in my checked baggage out of the country for a hunting trip. I recall it being allowed after lengthy research by myself. I recall TSA allowing a butane hair dryer whatever that is. Do your research. There might be a limit on the ounces for each individual cartridge. These are small and were under the limit.
1940780
I'm no TSA agent but if it's sealed and in the box I wouldn't see why not. Steve~
1940781
Because it contains a butane canister,I would say no.Could ship it,or better yet,have Amazon ship it to your destination!It would be considered flammable or explosive by USPS, as well as an airline.
1940782
Uh, not certain. but if you removed the fuel cylinder and pack it separately it would probably be okay.
1940783
The TSA website is pretty specific on butane fuel. Can't be carried on or checked.
1940784
As long as not carry on it should be fine. But I have never traveled with these on an airplane.
73154
I have travelled with this case in the overhead compartments. Bear in mind that different airlines and indeed even different planes allow different size cabin luggage. I have had to put it in the hold on small planes (Dash 8) but they put that in individually, luggage was collected from me on the Tarmac and returned to me on the Tarmac, not actually checked luggage. On the larger planes it is no problem but you have to watch your weight limit!
155626
No, they'd be too long. I don't know if they'd fit into a large checked bag though.
2021342
Maybe. Depends on how much other stuff us in the suitcase. Technically, yes. But it is a bit bulky. You could take it as a crazy in though.
85254
I do not see how this could fit in luggage either before or after put together.
1880762
No. Its dimensions are larger than the ones allowed by the airlines. It will have to be checked in at the counter.
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 .
1219303
Info on the dimensions should be on amazon website...It is too big to put in checked luggage.unless you put it in a box.
1929794
It will fit easily in checked luggage with minimal effort, but space being at a premium, a smaller (throw away) tub may be a better choice. That saying, my grandson loved his duck tub & would, if he could, spend hours happily playing and getting clean in his duckie.
527789
Yes. You could check the bag if you needed to. Though we have always left our stroller at the gate since it's free, and have always had the maximum amount of check in bags anyway.
92728
It might fit in a checked bag, but it would most likely be too tall for carry-on. It's very compact when rolled up, but the height would be the determining factor, as the poles are rigid and cannot be folded down any further.
684714
No, we have always had to check-in with the rest of our luggage. It is too large to go through TSA scanner. I am not even sure it was designed for gate checking.
2153549
In the USA, I packed a handful in my carry-on and boarded without problem. Nobody flagged me for it, so am guessing it is permissible. This was during the summer of last year/2014. Good luck!
709459
It is highly unlikely the TSA would allow it on a plane. If you put it in a case of some kind and had them put it in checked luggage under the plane then maybe. In the cabin? No way.
1652666
no, the package would have to be checked as it is much larger than most suitcases.
1074717
I can see no reason why you couldn't check it in your bag/suitcase. However there is a number you can call in Michigan and ask them directly. It is listed in the further information area.
643679
I tried to take similar packs in my carry-on and they were confiscated by security. Pack them in your checked bags and you'll be okay.