Is this approved for airline check-in requirements?
240470
NO- I just had to return two of these because they have the door on the top, Alaska Airlines Air cargo will not allow them. I loved the carriers but the top door just won't work for shipping them through the airlines. =(
1382159
Yes, If you add wings and enough horsepower. But seriously, I believe it has the required number of pad lock openings. I have not flown commercially in over 30 yrs, so I'm not up to speed on current airline reg's. You should contact the airline you are considering using and ask them for their current requirements. have a safe trip.
152422
TSA doesn't set the guidelines- each individual airline has their own standards so you have to check with your airline. I flew with Spirit which is notorious for having very limited spaced it fit their guidelines fine.
2107089
I recently took this item on a trip, on the way to the destination I had it in my carry on. on the way back I had it in my checked luggage. I had no issues with the product or the airline. I flew with Delta.
776641
Probably not most airlines are very strict now a days.Most airports will only allow you to carry 1 oz liquid bottles on board(in a zip lock bag), but what if this is frozen when you board the plane? It's not like these can be tampered with, but your safest bet is to ask the airline you choose to fly with. Otherwise they will make you put in with your check-in-luggage, or most of them will make you leave it or throw it away before you board the plane.
797401
Yes it is. All strollers are compliant. You just check them at the gate and then pick it up after your flight. Btw, I love this stroller!
467570
I believe so, with some many problems with the airlines it is better to check with your airline. I love my Airtamer, take it everywhere!!
1829870
No; most airlined will require you to check it with you luggage. The work around is not to say anything and pack the stroller at the gate then they will check it but will have to get it with your luggage once at the destination.
2282967
Call the airline and ask them....not all airlines have the same guidelines.
1779937
It doesn't need to be airline-approved, but it does need to meet your particular airline's requirements for pets in the cabin. I checked with various airlines that I considered flying, and it met all of their requirements. I eventually used it on Alaska Airlines. This carrier has a handy zippered porthole to pet the animal without allowing much room for it to get out. Airline rules say the entire animal must remain inside the carrier at all times. This carrier also has seat belt guides, so it can be placed on a seat and buckled in securely. We fortunately had an empty seat next to us, so I did this for part of the flight, and did not have to pay for a second seat at full fare! It doesn't need to be airline-approved, but it does need to meet your particular airline's requirements for pets in the cabin. I checked with various airlines that I considered flying, and it met all of their requirements. I eventually used it on Alaska Airlines. This carrier has a handy zippered porthole to pet the animal without allowing much room for it to get out. Airline rules say the entire animal must remain inside the carrier at all times. This carrier also has seat belt guides, so it can be placed on a seat and buckled in securely. We fortunately had an empty seat next... » Read More It doesn't need to be airline-approved, but it does need to meet your particular airline's requirements for pets in the cabin. I checked with various airlines that I considered flying, and it met all of their requirements. I eventually used it on Alaska Airlines. This carrier has a handy zippered porthole to pet the animal without allowing much room for it to get out. Airline rules say the entire animal must remain inside the carrier at all times. This carrier also has seat belt guides, so it can be placed on a seat and buckled in securely. We fortunately had an empty seat next to us, so I did this for part of the flight, and did not have to pay for a second seat at full fare! « Show Less
601480
Not sure. Best to check the TSA website. Not sure how they'd classify it. You could check with your airline as well.
1549970
Yes. It meets both the international (IATA) and domestic airline pet carrier requirements, according to several pet travel sites.
1103552
Yes. It is a bit big but they will let you use it on most airplanes. At the very least, they will allow you to gate check it for free. Check with the airline - you have to call them anyway to let them know that you're traveling with infants.
2032841
In point of fact, this case is fine for air travel. Just make sure it's locked and declare it with your airline at check-in.
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...
703668
I am not sure. You may want to check with the airlines to see what is acceptable to travel with.
693060
Yes, it is airline approved for southwest airlines. I used it to bring my two teacut persians home. They only weighed 1lb. ea. and haed plenty of room. I sat on an isle seat and had ample room under the seat for the carriier. The middle seat usually has more room under that seat but I did not need it. Hope this helps.