does it lock for airline travel?
1685017
It does not have a formal way to lock up this case. I presume you could lock the handle together because it splits when you open it, but again, there is no place to formally pad lock it. Hope this helps.
630060
No. You need a hard-sided, locking bag tor transport weapons. Check with your individual airline for specific requirements.
430557
You can pad lock as has area provided with hole to place lock. as far as the TSA I don't know their requirements.
1605719
Yes, it does lock. And works very well. My mother never misses her pills or accidentally takes them twice in the same day.
194003
Yes too big for most suitcases. And if you are flying TSA will break it off or cut open the suitcase to inspect, anyway. Not a TSA approved lock.
2064871
Yes, I used the lock on my checked bag during a trip from Denver to London without providing anyone a key since they are designed for TSA to have access with their own set of keys. Upon my arrival back in Denver, I unlocked & opened the bag to discover a note from TSA indicating they'd inspected the contents of my bag.
1572759
I agree .....It has two locks and I believe it to be airline approved for shipping
339264
It does but being such a fat lock, it really gets in the way of pedalling. I've always just carried it in my bag. Great lock don't get me wrong.
852202
Yes it can lock. You also have the option of removing the internal locking mechanism.
526631
No, it does not lock. But it opens both from the front and from the back. I like mine, and I can easily see whether the flag is up or down. .SES.
2106058
No it just has a snap. There is no way to lock it. But still it is a very good product, period.
1669857
Because it locks, it's not compliant. http://blog.tsa.gov/2013/03/tsa-prohibited-items-list-changing_5.html
512038
The case does not have a key-lock. There is a pad-eye on the case that will easily accommodate a small lock. The hasp next to the handle is the only pad-eye. I have not done air-travel with this case so I can not speak to that issue. It is a "cardboard" side box. Might now fair too well. You'll want a hardshell case most likely.
768856
No. It locks whenever engaged. You always have to input the code. I used it on an interior door but It stopped working for me after 2 weeks. I spent a total of $20 in postage to receive and return. It is very heavy. I was give credit but it was a net loss of $20 for postage. I now have an extra hole in my door. I haven't replaced it with anything yet.
526633
No, it does not lock. But it opens both from the front and from the back.I like mine, and I can easily see whether the flag is up or down. .SES.
1538625
I would call the Airline you are traveling on and ask. I took it through security and didn't have any problem, but things change all the time.
2047897
I've never LOCKED it into place, and I don't know if it does lock... there is a strap that is used to make sure it doesn't go back past a certain amount. That's how I adjust how far I want to go. Hope this helps.