will it do as an airline carry on?
428849
This backpack is small. I could use it as a carry on if I used it for small items. My grandson uses his for swimming and it works great for a towel,goggles and swim shoes. He is 8 and I have never checked out the space. I hope this helped somewhat.
428850
Oh yes, definitely. It is very roomy, with lots of pockets and comfortable to wear.
428851
I guess it depends on how much stuff you want to take with you on the plain. It will work fine as a bag pack, but not big enough as an carry on.
428852
If you want to know if you can carry it with yourself in an airplane; The answer would be yes, you can. Is not that big xD
428853
Based on my experience-absolutely! I fly between Seattle and San Francisco monthly and always take this bag (with my purse inside so I can also take my rolling laptop case). I put in on my back and roll my laptop case in as well. It will fit under the seat as well as the overhead bin. I fly Virgin America, Alaska, and Southwest. No questions and no problems. You will not regret getting this bag.
788673
The backpack, when filled, is small and would easily qualify as a carry on item on any airline. I use the backpack for bicycle riding in the northwest during the winter when it can rain at any moment. It keeps my stuff dry, no matter how bad the weather gets. Lastly, I intend to use this bag as a waterproof liner inside another small backpack to protect cameras, etc when I take an international trip later this year. I will be carrying it onto the airplane with me.
1497399
Absolutely, it's smaller than a normal carry on luggage. It will fit under the seat at your feet as well. On some smaller commuter planes it won't fit in the overheads but it's always fit at my feet.
321315
Absolutely. Fits very easily under a seat or in overhead. The best carry on I've ever had. Took it overseas to UK from US and great storage, travel and usage.
577944
Yes. I had this bag with me as a carry on during my flight to Asia. Keep in mind, it doesn't fit under the seat. It only can be stowed away on the cabin compartment. This is a great bag. I really like it.
144951
I have used it before as a carry-on. Both domestic and international flights. You can unzip the daypack and have that as your "personal" bag.
32551
This is too big to be used as carry on. You can use it for checked luggage. I have travelled internationally with this and checked in this bag.
252502
It should fit in a carry on. Its folds up nicely and has it own carrying case
106727
While I personally haven't used it as carry on, it should work fine. Check out these customer reviews:1510 Carry On Case (without foam)Good luck,Farmerkid
226072
I think this item would be too bulky for carry-on, probably would not meet airline size limits. I don't think I would check it, unless you can pack in large suitcase.
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.
1462167
It CAN fold up to fit in a standard carry-on, but it takes up a fair amount of room in the carry-on bag doing that.
1880762
No. Its dimensions are larger than the ones allowed by the airlines. It will have to be checked in at the counter.
1866286
I have taken it as a carry-on several times... The problem comes if you are taking another carry-on besides the case, at least in American Airlines they only allow one carry-on and a personal item (briefcase, purse, backpack etc) and the case doesn't count as a personal item...
293798
Completely disassembled it may fit in a carry-on, but you would have to check with your airline, sometimes they require a smaller carry-on depending on the size of aircraft you'll be boarding.
2258272
Not really. I believe that airline carry-ons should be no longer than 22" and this is 26" with a semi-hard bottom. I don't think this bag is designed to be a carryon.
122859
It should be fine as a carry on but might may be a bit bigger than some of the overhead bins. Id have to double check the exact length