I HAVE A 10# CHIUAHA SP?. Will this be big enough for a 5 hour flight?
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Yes! I travel ed with 8 week PupPy who weighed 5 lbs. Had bowl, chew toy and blanket inside with him for 3 hours. He was so comfortable no one but flight attendants knew I had a dog with me. It was easy on my shoulder moving through airport also. Loved it and highly recommend it.
1291779
It should be plenty big enough for the dog, I use it for my ferrets and have found that it's depth provides plenty of space for both of them. The only thing is that it is easily chewed if the animal becomes bored
1147117
I got 3 sizes, the smallest is about 12-15". the largest may be about 25". I would put my carhartt artic bibs, coat, steel toed boots, gloves, hat, and still have room. With all this it would barely fit in the overhead in the plane. The large bag is more heavy duty and the smaller is light nylon. Small bags are more for organization. I wouldn't recommend putting your dog in it especially a St Bernard.
596698
Yes. It is small enough to be considered a carry on item for airplane travel.
817629
Yes, this bag is not very big, but good for a day bag. It will easily fit under a seat on an airplane.
396140
Do you think that my 9 pounds, 14" tall Havanese will fit in this crate? flight time is actually 2.5 hours plus 2 at the airport????
1880762
No. Its dimensions are larger than the ones allowed by the airlines. It will have to be checked in at the counter.
245850
I enjoy Solo products. I went form the Classic to the Executive case. You will not have a problem with a 14", 15.6" and even without using a computer case a 17" laptop will fit. For all your legal documents, pens, glasses, passports, plane ticket, you will not a problem based on there is extra room in the handle section. As for aircraft seating it will fit with no problem, that is where I put mind when I travel, but remember you will be taking some leg room away so you're going loose a little comfort. This case still surprises many people how much office material it can handle.
1824830
I don't know, you'd need to confirm with TSA at your local airport, preferably before your flight and if they say it's okay, get some documentation to that effect. If they ask that it come in the original box, it is 14w"x13h"x8d" wide. You might need to check with the manufacturer regarding the type of batteries used and whether there are any materials TSA would have a problem with. They should be the best resource for your answer.http://www.cyberpowersystems.com/contact-us/contact-form.html
1249781
Definitely. I use it this way all the time and it has worked for both the smaller airplanes as well as the larger. It is a great bag for traveling.
1254858
I personally feel the SE 330 is too clamp even for 2 of 5'5", but for solo, 5'10" should be OK.Whether it's better than the SE 370, the choice is yours. You certainly will get more room with higher price. But since you go tandem only 10%, maybe you can get by with the SE 330, even though kind of crowded. I have used my SE 330 on the Pacific several times without any problems.
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Technically yes. Although you will find that it is about 1/2 inch too long to fit into the overheads on many planes. Jetblue is fine, but I have had trouble on United with their 757s 737s and of course any smaller commuter plane. It will fit into the overhead sideways, but then you are more likely to get into a situation where you will have to check it. You would be much better off getting the airport takeoff as it is a newly designed bag and is slightly smaller. I use my bigger airport security for non air travel and when I fly, I use the takeoff. It always fits, and in a pinch will even squeeze under the seat. Technically yes. Although you will find that it is about 1/2 inch too long to fit into the overheads on many planes. Jetblue is fine, but I have had trouble on United with their 757s 737s and of course any smaller commuter plane. It will fit into the overhead sideways, but then you are more likely to get into a situation where you will have to check it. You would be much better off getting the airport takeoff as it is a newly designed bag and is slightly smaller. I use my bigger airport security for non air travel and when I fly, I use the takeoff. It always fits, and in a pinch will even... » Read More Technically yes. Although you will find that it is about 1/2 inch too long to fit into the overheads on many planes. Jetblue is fine, but I have had trouble on United with their 757s 737s and of course any smaller commuter plane. It will fit into the overhead sideways, but then you are more likely to get into a situation where you will have to check it. You would be much better off getting the airport takeoff as it is a newly designed bag and is slightly smaller. I use my bigger airport security for non air travel and when I fly, I use the takeoff. It always fits, and in a pinch will even squeeze under the seat. « Show Less
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well i haven't took it on a plane yet but i just checked it and its about 5" thick with my gear in it.
467422
Unlikely. I believe it will be too large but you can double check by getting the max allowable dimensions from the airline you are flying.
708311
Yes and no. I have been able to fit it when one of the first to board the plane but also have been forced to check it when one of the last to board and overhead space is tight. I would suggest not over stuffing it and giving it a go!!
29344
Not sure my answer will help. The RelaxoBak is 18" wide; according to google, airplane seats are between 17 & 18" wide. You could call your airline and ask them the width of their seats. This would be perfect for long flights. My dh didn't think to bring his on a 12 hour flight.....
1003950
We didn't use the pillow during the flight, so far we don't have exact knowledge. I think it should fit better. You can fix the size of the pillow by increasing or decreasing amout of air in the pillow.
1368297
I just spoke to Virgin America about an upcoming flight and their carry on size limit is a total of 50". That will barely fit a violin, much less a case (I would guess our case is a total of 65 to 70"). Rep told me it would have to go in checked luggage. The FAA regulation says the airline must allow it to go on board IF there is room in the overhead compartment AND it meets the airline's size requirements. Looking for Plan B.