I did buy the camera bag but am wondering if it can be used as a carry on on the airplane?
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Absolutely. It will fit in the overhead bins without any issue. It will also fit under the seat but you'll be giving up some legroom.
1828587
Hi Linda, I have used it as a carry-on a couple of times. I didn't have any issues and I loved that I could used the top section for some overnight clothes. Of course, it got to be very heavy after a day of traveling, but that's to be expected.
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I've not tried to carry this one on the plane, as of yet, but a I did carry on a similar-sized bag to Hawai'i with no trouble at all. I was loaded down with my camera gear, a laptop, jacket, etc. and I had no hassles.
1828589
I will find out very soon since I will be traveling with the bag. I have used a similar sized bag in the past and have had no problems using it as a "personal item."
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Hi Linda,I take on the plane all the time and never had a problems the 5 or so years that I've had it. It is small enough to fit in the overhead compartment with other stuff on top of it too.
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Hi Linda it can be used as a carry-on the one I purchased has been to Ireland and all over Europe. The only issue is weight. You add 1 body 2 lens 1 flash memory laptop or tablet batteries travel size toiletries and 1 change of cloths and a passport. It get real heavy. So pack what you need camera wise first and go from there just remember you have to carry it! Cheers Mike
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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.
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I believe it will, although is not a box, is just a padded protected bag (or box, but is not hard surface), I really like it, you can take it out and use it in other bags. I usually put my camera in it,cover the top part with a shirt or scarf (the downside is that the padded top is attached to the slingbag) and in to my carry-on while the slingbag travel in my luggage. I recommend the slingbag. is a nice bag to carry your camera, and have a lot of space.
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Depends on how tightly you stuff it, but basically YES. Just came back from trip to Borneo. Aside from international major carriers to get there, about a half dozen local flights to get to various locations. Was able to pack 2 DSLR Bodies, 100-400 zoom plus standard zoom (18-135) 5 batteries; and still have room for the usual non photo necessities /personal items that you need to keep in carry on rather than checked. Worked great and fit well in all overhead compartments.
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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...
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Probably not if you had a camera in the bag too. The inserts that velcro in to pad the camera can be taken out, and in that case you could fit one in easily. But I went with a camera and a nook, and had just enough room for that and all the other stuff you have when you travel.
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Funny that you mention that, Why Yes you can. I flew United and Southwest after I got this and was my only carryon for some overnight trips.I had this pretty full with my laptop/books and a couple other things and it fits nearly perfect under the seat in front of me. P.S. I did have to show TSA how to open it when I went through security.
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1. Yes on a normal commercial plane it will. It will also fit under the seat in front if it not over-packed. 2. I don't believe you are able to buy just the camera case, it comes with the backpack.
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I purchased this camera bag / backpack for the price and it's overall size for a flight carryon bag. I have (3) Kodak Cameras I can carry in this bag. The inside has adjustable padded Velcro partitions. I can put my Kodak Z981 & DX7590 inside this bag and also my smaller Kodak Easy Share Touch 755 in the top zippered pouch. In my case this backpack fits my needs for cameras and other cables and gear perfectly. I hope this info will be helpful for you.
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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.
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Yes. It's a perfect carry-on size. I have traveled with this with absolutely no problems.
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Yes. I have used this knapsack several times as carry on luggage and had no problem with airlines.
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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.
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Depends upon plane? I've flown to Japan with it on KLM and found it did not fit under their very roomy seat. Nor does it fit under seat for Delta domestic flight. I will tell you it is a great gear bag, it locks and protects. However, it is TOO heavy to wear on your back with 1 camera, 2-3 lenses, strobe. I've realized I must pack a lighter " around town" bag as well if I'm going to be photographing an area. That or find a chiropractor! So, use it for travel / safety of gear.
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Both the camera and the bag have straps. All the accessories most likely won't for in the bag but some of them you wouldn't carry around normally.
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Yes. You should be able to adjust the pockets to accommodate the camera. I carry a Nikon D800 and 700, 3 lenses and all the accessories with no problem. The bag will fit as a carry on on flights.
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From my experiences the bag may be a little big to meet the airlines requirements for carry-on luggage. Each airlines post thier size restrictions online; may be helpful.