Is this airline compliant?
141000
It is if it's locked. The holes for locks are really small though, so mostly just for show, but it'll keep TSA happy.
141001
Yes, if you buy 2 tsa locks but those locks allow the Pelican to open about 2 inches...not good.i bought master lock minis...they work great
1868222
It does state "airline approved" but I would check with the specific airline you are using to be 100% sure.
672422
I'm not sure if it is approved, but it fits well in seats. I've used it on 737, 777, and regional jets without issue.
137655
I don't know for sure, but my best guess is no. You can find this out from the airlines or on-line travelling forums.
924223
Yes, but still check with airline because some planes have seats that don't fit all FAA approved caseats
152556
The description states that it is, BUT, I personally would not trust this product for airline travel. Wonderful for car travel, or home crate training. I am a multiple dog owner, I would never use this to transport my pets.
1098401
Yes it is IATA Compliant. I flew with my dog from Honolulu to Dulles. Then she flew from Dulles to Johannesburg. We had NO problems :)
1098440
No it is not airline approved as a carrier. It is a backpack or rather a front pack
1779935
I have not used mine on a flight, but several of the reviewers have stated that they have, so I would think that it must be.
1776496
Not on Delta or American Airlines. The more enclosed plastic ones are acceptable on their lines. You can Call whichever Airline you use and they will tell you.
106725
No, fits the carryon requirement of most all airlines. Check the Pelican website for exact information.
1715696
Absolutely 100% FAA approved. This is THE airline create used all over the world. With that said, you should still check with your individual airline as they each seem to have their own rules and can vary depending on the type of aircraft being used for the particular flight.
2152781
I hope so, I'll find out for sure in a week. Great question though, something I'll confirm with the airline prior to my flight.
1880762
No. Its dimensions are larger than the ones allowed by the airlines. It will have to be checked in at the counter.
534380
Yes. We used it flying to the Bahamas, on both a "standard" size plane and a much smaller 40 seat one. It is also "airline approved".
478637
Not sure I never traveled with it. I assume since it's flat and has no moving parts or sharp edges, it would not be a problem. Contact your airline they should be able to tell you?
129880
I don't know, that would be determined by airline and customs regulations. You'd get a better answer by checking with the airlines.