Has anyone taken this cooler on an airplane as a carry on? My airline says 9" max, but this cooler is 10", think it'll be ok?
946044
Never had to take the 10" cooler on a plane , but there are lots of smaller coolers.
135560
I've had this on the plane with me several times and never had a problem with it being a carry on. It fits under almost all seats on the plane too.
101804
I am thinking of buying this but am hesitating as US Air has limit of 62 inches for combined height/width/length. The only measurements given here are 40" length and 16" width that only leves 6 inches for the height. Anyone have this bag care to say whether it is more than 6" high? I know this would depend on how packed it is, so assume it is fully packed.
705931
On one domestic flight I was fine; on another they insisted I "valet check" it. I did, but I wasn't thrilled. I'm sure it was stored somewhere that was way too cold. It is really too long for the standard carry-on dimensions. It's a shame because it is so narrow it takes up very little room in the overhead.
1847154
Hello Pamela B, I actually returned the cooler. It was too small. Can't remember in inches but it was small enough to fit in the corner of my kitchen.
705929
Absolutely. Have taken on many flights and it just barely fits within airline regulations, albeit only in the softcase that comes with it. If they give you a hard time, just insist that they measure it or just insist period. It is a musical instrument that shouldn't be stored in the belly of the plane (though it is sturdy enough I think it would survive just fine as long as it doesn't get crushed by shifting luggage) and it fits easily in the overhead compartments anyway. Like I said, I never had any problem and I've taken it even on international flights. No biggie.
1908502
I have taken it on planes a few times, and was never questioned about its size. If you absolutely pack it to the brim, I can see how it may not fit in the overhead bins in smaller planes (just guessing - I never encountered the problem as I don't stuff these). HTH
439238
I bought this bag for my girlfriend. She has carried it on certain airlines that use bigger aircraft. Some of the regional airlines do not have room in the overhead bins, but you should be able to gate check it. Also, when I bought it, I am almost certain that it said that it was carry-on approved. Maybe some of the requirements have changed.
41150
I have used it as carry-on. It does depend on how full it is packed, I suppose. But I had no problem.
152425
I haven't used it as such yet but the size is what the airlines require which is one of the reasons I purchased it. The quality is very good the shipping was fast. I would recommend. I hope this helps you.
753223
The bag has a large capacity. So, of course, the fit depends on how much you put in it. I have not tried to take it on a plane as a carry on, so dimensions have not been tested.
1478100
if it is overstuffed, it may be too long. I have had friends use theirs as carry on, but I did not attempt to. It is a smaller (higher than a chair back) pack and very lightweight though.
991118
Its not oversized. Period. Ive traveled with it. As long as its weight is within limits, most airlines will take it.
708313
Absolutely, I do it all the time! If you're still unsure my advice is to double check the airline's carry on restrictions (since some are different dimensions), and as a rule of thumb try not to over stuff it.
32552
I'm not sure about taking it on the plane. I checked it as didn't want to be bothered storing luggage. When full it is quite large. You will have to check the airlines guidelines about size.
889859
You should be able to carry it on the plane. It's 35" long in its case. For the total linear length and weight it should be okay. However each airline is different I'd call the airline and ask
1725369
hi anna. the cooler is---inside---10 3/4" wide,6 1/2"deep, and 7 1/2" high. its a nice little cooler. I hope this helps. steve