COULD you put two under a piece of 'carry-on' luggage?
2051755
I bought a set of screw on and a set of stick-on. I've kept the stick-on in arrears in case of an emergency need as I didn't trust them with the large and heavy item they were to be affixed to. I suppose if the carry-on were light enough and if there were sufficient secure space for the adhesion, one could go at the front and one could go at the back(or either side), but wouldn't it be rather tipsy?
1900297
I'm not an expert on this subject and I won't accept any liability for how this answer may be used. Hypothetically speaking, I would guess that this item falls in a grey area and would be subject to the discretion of the TSA officers one would encounter. I also suspect that one would, hypothetically, probably succeed in bringing this along in a carry-on. That said, I would advise checking the TSA website for specific information on what is and is not allowed and following TSA guidelines.
988744
You can carry them only in your carry-on. They can not be stored in the baggage compartment. You can only carry a few. Check with your airline...........
27043
I have not. Whether it would be suitable or not would depend on what you are putting in carry on.
1866284
Hello,This should be handy enough to carry, however, I would recommend you check with the air carrier to confirm that they would allow it and it's within size limitations for carry-on items.
1830679
that is going to be completely up to the TSA employee you're working with and how familiar they are with the product. Their regulations are very ambiguous on this item. I would suggest if you want to take it on carry-on get a new one in the original packing. Thank you for the question I had to do some research
655319
No, I dont think you'd be allowed to. plus the base isnt the right shape to fit on top of an airplane seat. you could definitely stow it in the carry on overhead bin though it folds up quite small.
8921
You can put four good sized locks on it. I also recommend throwing another backup set up locks inside the case...just in case the TSA cuts yours for whatever reason...not saying its likely..but if they do, you will have spares ready to go and not have to get a new flight.
365687
You could easily put 3 carry on sized luggages. Plus you would have some room around the sides to stuff smaller boxes.
1411534
You possibly could but the material is pretty tight and it may not fold up as easy with two in each. A few more extra but definitely not in all of the pockets. Hope this helps:-)
843992
The box is pretty large, a little larger than the table. It's too big for a carry-on but you could check it to your destination.
2164607
I don't think you can. I used a pair of pull tight luggage straps that I attached to the case to make sure it didn't open during transit.
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.
740613
you could but you want to get on the plane early and put some clothing in first so it sits on the top, will fit in the compartment if you use the case they make for it. whether the airline will make you check it is another story. but you could pack it real good in a larger case and just check it to like i did going to club med in mexico, made it fine
1666464
I took it on a couple airplanes but my flight was international. When going from USA to Europe it fit in the overhead compartment no problem... On the domestic flight I can't honestly remember if it fit above me or under me... but if it doesn't then they usually take it and put it underneath (not with checked luggage just with other carry on bags that are too big to fit in the overhead compartment). I've done a lot of flying with a carry on more bulky then this and never had a problem.. So to answer your question I would think you will be ok with flying with it. Personally I wouldn't trust my computer in any other bag. I took it on a couple airplanes but my flight was international. When going from USA to Europe it fit in the overhead compartment no problem... On the domestic flight I can't honestly remember if it fit above me or under me... but if it doesn't then they usually take it and put it underneath (not with checked luggage just with other carry on bags that are too big to fit in the overhead compartment). I've done a lot of flying with a carry on more bulky then this and never had a problem.. So to answer your question I would think you will be ok with flying with it. Personally I wouldn't trust... » Read More I took it on a couple airplanes but my flight was international. When going from USA to Europe it fit in the overhead compartment no problem... On the domestic flight I can't honestly remember if it fit above me or under me... but if it doesn't then they usually take it and put it underneath (not with checked luggage just with other carry on bags that are too big to fit in the overhead compartment). I've done a lot of flying with a carry on more bulky then this and never had a problem.. So to answer your question I would think you will be ok with flying with it. Personally I wouldn't trust my computer in any other bag. « Show Less
637659
Really it depends on the TSA person and the airport your going on. If its a smaller airport probably if its one like LAX probably not. I would put it in my checked luggage just to be safe.
1419395
You can definitely fit them in either a carry on or checked bag, they come stacked on top of one another within plastic wrap, so they should travel well, you may just want to surround them to ensure that the edges don't get in your luggage.