Is this case good enough to fly with as checked baggage?
2016447
It's good for storage and back and forth to the range but a bit flimsy for flight though.
2016448
It would suffice, however the similarly sized Plano case which my son bought would probably be a better choice seeing as how it's quite a bit heavier. This case is best for storage and transporting your rifle to and from the range.
2016449
It has lock holes at each end and in the center, so yes I believe it meets FAA regs.
1201599
It's perfect for that use. It may get a little banged up on the flight, but you can carry a lot. I used them to move abroad, and I'm very happy with them.
953540
Yes but I guess it will depend on what you will be putting in it. If it's really full, they might ask you to check it. It depends on how full it is and also the airliner. It should be fine.
420727
In my opinion, absolutely not. It is a great case to bring your stuff to and from the 3D archery range, or even for hunting (while in your immediate control)...but definitely not strong or secure enough to keep your bows secure for airline travel. If you plan on traveling with your bow on an airline, invest in a much better case.
238004
It's a pretty sturdy case! I'm sure it could handle some bumping around. But I've seen the way some baggage handlers throw things around. I wouldn't chance it.
1871485
Hi .. Actually this case wasnt sufficient for me .... so i had to buy another one from a local dealer ... because this one carryies only one extra battery .. so if u have more than one battery i dont advise u to go for it ...
542315
I am almost certain this would have to be checked in. The pictures don't give you a true idea of how big this case is, it's a monster. I have not been on a flight in about 6 years, and I don't think this would be allowed as carry on, but I could be wrong. Please let me know if I can be more help. I did a lot of research on this case and others, and buying this case was a little bit of a gamble, but so far I have no regrets buying it.
1572346
Probably depends on the airline, but it is highly likely to be assessed an 'odd shaped baggage fee.' Also, as sturdy a unit as it is, there's still question as to whether it would survive the luggage handling. Bottom line is 'check with the carrier.'
1682647
It's a small bag! I think you could take it as a carry on if you'd like. I don't see why it would be a problem. I took it with me onto a plane a few months back.
1251943
I used it for carry-on on an international flight. Just be prepared to open ALL the compartments for inspection.
1670711
It is very robust, and unless you are checking it as luggage on a plane trip, it will be fine. I don't know any hard case that would fit directly.
184675
I've never flown with it, but the case is pretty rugged. There is no lock on the case, so what happens to your instrument once you check it in is questionable. It would be difficult to fit the case under a seat or in the overhead. Also, you should know there is no storage room in the case, only room for one mouthpiece and the neck. All else goes in the bell.
542309
It is designed to be a check in. You wouldn't need this kind of case for a carry on you would just use your regular case. Sometimes the airlines let them on and sometimes that don't!
381698
I would not check a guitar in this case, but would be fine if you could carry on. Good case for local transport.
741606
It is not a professional style flight case but I would have no problem with checking it on the occasional flight. It is fitted to the c-1 so other guitars won't fit as good or at all
1715573
I think it is fine for transporting locally, but the case is not rigid. I think a hard case would be safer for international flight.
848872
While this case is outfitted with sufficient padlock holes to pass a security inpection, I would not advise using a case of this type to transport a firearm on an airplane. It is plastic and can be shattered. Find an aluminum case if you want to guarantee that your rifle is safe during transit.