Can this backpack fit under an airplane seat? I like to get it for international traveling.
1578408
There is a video of a guy using it on their website which we watched before buying it, and it turned out to be the best camera bag we've ever had
818570
Yes, this definitely fits under an airplane seat. I've taken it on three flights and haven't had any issues.
2244634
It does fit under the seat and in the overhead bin. I was also concerned about that as well and whether my 19" laptop would fit in it. It does. If you do a lot overnight and back flights you can pack EVERYTHING you need in this bag. It has a huge compartment that you can utilize for clothes, earphones, books, etc. My wife bought me a $400+ one for my birthday at the same time I bought this one for myself. We compared the two side by side and their respective features. Hands down this is the better bag for less than half the price. I think you'll love it.
1364795
This is not a full-size backpack.Top compartment is 5 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches. Not much depth either. My answer would be no.
1438319
I would say yes. I lug this thing back and forth to work as a mobile office between two offices and love it. It would fit down an airplane asile, but depending on how much you pack in, may be very heavy to lift up to the over head compartments.
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.
930033
Yes it easily fits under airline seats ... with laptop and other stuff in the pack... i always have things stuffed full
198743
Yes. It is small enough to shove under an airplane seat or stow above. It's like a gender-friendly purse with shoulder straps.
1108609
yes, i have even placed mine below the seat in front of me on a commercial airline. i have the 22L & 30L and both fit on overhead. highly recommended.
1214195
I haven't had it on a plane yet to know for sure, but it's not a huge backpack. I would say it should fit.
1657918
It might depend on the type of plane you are flying on. I usually fly SWA and have never had a problem fitting this bag under the seat. It works well because there are flexible bars that go over the top of the bag keeping the bag from smooshing our loved ones. I definitely recommend this bag when traveling with my cat!
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Hello - I've never taken this on an airplane, but from what I have managed to get under the seat, this pack is too long. Also, if full, it will be too wide. I take things out of it to get it into the long locker at my gym (YMCA), if that's any help. From what I have seen people put overhead on the plane, it would certainly fit overhead.
321310
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.
2029207
Yes, it will, even full. I just flew JetBlue and used the back pack as my luggage altogether (so it was full to the max). It fit underneath the seat in front of me very easily.
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.
2011204
I've only ever done so when flying with Emirates, but they didn't have any issues with it. It won't fit under the seats like a smaller backpack might, but it works in the overhead bins just fine.
1146098
Yes, I was able to fit this bag (with the wheeling part still on) under the airplane seat -- but it took up the entire space. So my feet could not go under the seat at all. That was fine for a short flight. On a longer flight, I put it overhead.