will it fit Southwest Airline requirements?
818817
I took it on Allegiant Airlines without any problems. You should be fine on SWA. Just review their pet travel guidelines on their website for current information, vet travel authorization, and cost.
818818
From what I am aware of it should, most airlines just want your pet to be able to stand and turn around. The bag itself is the size of a small backpack and can be taken as a carry on.
152425
I haven't used it as such yet but the size is what the airlines require which is one of the reasons I purchased it. The quality is very good the shipping was fast. I would recommend. I hope this helps you.
1879998
Worked for me on US Airways and Delta very small planes where everyone with carry ons had to have them stowed under the plane. No one even asked us a question about the carriers and because they flex it was easy to put them under the seats. I've seen Southwests dimensions even on smaller planes and it shouldn't be a problem. Since flying with out 2 pugs earlier this year the experiences have been quite routine.
946232
The only Airline mentioned that did not accept these seatbelts, when I purchased these seatbelts, was Southwest.
467570
I believe so, with some many problems with the airlines it is better to check with your airline. I love my Airtamer, take it everywhere!!
73646
Not sure exactly - I know that it fit within the flight measurements required to take as a pet carry on.
1739635
Hi Dana I checked the size on southwest website there required sze is 19L-14W-9H for window seat middle seat is 19L-19W-9H. I called the Airline to let them know that I was traveling with a pet and to make sure that the info on there web site was correct. I'm glad I did because on Delta they have certain planes that except pets. Maybe calling the Airline they will give you the correct info. I hope I helped you in someway have a safe flight.
1657917
Yes it will. The top colapses. I have traveled on several different planes and had no problems.
131460
We cannot guarantee this is airline approved. You must consult with the airline you are choosing to determine if it meets their criteria.
1382159
Yes, If you add wings and enough horsepower. But seriously, I believe it has the required number of pad lock openings. I have not flown commercially in over 30 yrs, so I'm not up to speed on current airline reg's. You should contact the airline you are considering using and ask them for their current requirements. have a safe trip.
857412
Yes, that's why I bought it. I've carried it on many times, no problem. It is small enough it will fit any airlines carry on restrictions.
94556
Yes. We took it with us on Southwest Airlines with no problem. Since this bag is the same size as a backpack (and most regular sized backpacks are carry-on approved), this fit no problem underneath the seat in front of us. Just needed to pay the extra fee at check-in.
780595
I don't know about United Air I do know Southwest would have no problem, That's been by experience.
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.
1549970
Yes. It meets both the international (IATA) and domestic airline pet carrier requirements, according to several pet travel sites.
1386952
It folds in half so I would think so, but I don't know the size requirements of airlines these days. If it's Southwest, it might be a little wider than that small window they have you put your bag through. But the weight shouldn't be an issue.
623106
That depends on the airline and how stuffed you have the bag. It's about 11.5" deep with a laptop in the back pocket, dslr and two lenses in the center section, and without anything in the front pocket. It wouldn't fit under most Southwest seats, which I think allow less than 10" in height under the seat.