Can this fit in a overhead bin on a domestic flight?
584680
For US/Canadian flights it works. For EU domestic flights, on most aircraft also works, however it does not met the EU airline companies regulations as there limits are smaller
584681
No problem on extended storage configuration 737's. On other 737's, it fits sideways. On commuter jets, it may not always fit overhead.
584682
Yes on the full size planes. Handle in first, wheels to the aisle. It's a nice bag. Won't work on the compact planes though.
584683
Yes on most airplanes, but not on the smaller ones. It is an excellent piece of luggage. I recommend it.
1294937
The pack is fairly large. I think it would be too large to fit in an overhead bin on the airplane. When we used them, we folded the bag and put it in a suitcase with other scuba gear. Hope this helps.
1369875
Yes, it would fit in here.. You may have to put the food in another type of bag other than the original packaging first in order to have distributed to fit the bin. Also, over time, that much weight may take it's toll on the integrity of the piece. The inside bin is not as heavily constructed as the rest of the hamper. HTH.
1000042
I don't think so unless you are talking about a private plane. Although it is small, it would not fit in the space allowed on a plane.
971962
Not a chance that it would fit in airline carry on, and if you tried you would certainly get some looks. It actually ships in two boxes. One box is about 3.5 long and 1 ft sides. The other box is smaller but too big for carry on dimensions, the overhead door would not close. Much to cumbersome for an airline carry on. I would suggest shipping directly to where you are assembling it. It is fairly well padded in both boxes, which amounts to its size.
2077986
I am sure it folds up small enough to put in overhead bin. If not, there is usually a closet they can put it in. You could take it to the airport before hand and ask...but you need this, it was a Godsend for me! But it will fit, if you are first on the plane.
1108613
Yes, it does! I've taken this bag on flights several times, and there is no problem placing it in the overhead bin.
1294935
It should be able to. I don't see any reason why not. Packed to the gills, however, and it will probably not fit in most overheads.
953541
In my experience, yes. I have flown both domestic and international airlines (Southwest and United) with this bag as a carry-on (and packed pretty much full). It can get a little unwieldy and might be difficult to cram into the overhead compartments, but it does fit and I never had any trouble with the airlines or security about the size.
2084637
Definitely. I travel with it regularly and haven't had any trouble. Fits nicely in the overhead or under the seat.
925518
I don't think it would be suitable for airline travel unless it was packed in another box. It could withstand a good bit of weight on it, and maybe the abuse, but no locking feature and sturdier means of securing the top sliding parts make it risky to say the least.
347532
Yes it most certainly does. You might have a little problem getting it in the overhead compartment on domestic flights as the compartments are smaller, especially on older planes like the ones they use on regional flights. Cross country flights use bigger airplanes most of the time and you wont have a problem with those. Overheads on international flights are much bigger and will definitely fit.
673225
The footrests are removable and the handles fold down. In that state it is approximately 34 x 28 x 7. I don't think it would fit in an overhead bin but, I think I have seen personal wheelchairs stored in the front closet before by the entry door to the plane. You need to check with the airline you plan to use.
2022534
It is about the size of a medium suitcase. I think it depends on the plane you're in. Some storage bins are bigger than others and vice versa.
1467158
Overhead or in seat, yes, but I would not depend on it to withstand conventional baggage handling.
92030
It is BIG to be stowed in the overhead compartment. The size of this bag will have to be checked in. As far as the "excessive size charge", you will have to check with the airline you are flying in.
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.