I wonder if someone can confirm the depth (thickness), stated as 6.8 inches. If so, it would be suitable as carry-on on most airlines.
853205
The depth is correct. When you lift the front latch to open the case the entire top will come off, so I would be careful.
2242553
The main compartment is 6.5 inches deep; the wheels extend out maybe an extra inch. When packed, the full depth of it can be up to 12 inches (including wheels), depending on how much you put in it and how efficiently you pack. I've only used it as a mobile office so cannot speak to the airline size dimensions, although it should easily pass those checkpoints.
41150
I have used it as carry-on. It does depend on how full it is packed, I suppose. But I had no problem.
135560
I've had this on the plane with me several times and never had a problem with it being a carry on. It fits under almost all seats on the plane too.
1522824
Having done a fair amount of flying, I can tell you it would probably fit but it is too large to be considered a "carry on". If the pack was only half full and you were able to compress the bag then it might work.
268904
12 inches depth (packed; it could be about 11.5 inches if not filled like mine) x 15 inches height (including the wheels and supports as shown if center grab-handle is sticking up as in the picture; otherwise subtract half an inch) x 17 inches width. I have used it as a carry-on on domestic US flights with no trouble. It stows completely in the overhead bins and will fit under the seat in front. The telescoping handle is 40.5 inches fully extended.
2099446
This thing is probably 3-4 times larger than what is allowed for carry on luggage. The size given in the description is 30" X 50".....so check with your airline and see what the maximum allowed carry on size is. Most of them are around 45 linear inches. This thing is 160 linear inches.
174998
Probably not carry-on size, but might fit in a standard size if you took apart and ran it diagonal inside the suitecase. It is quite easy to disassemble.
778886
I've used this as my carry on. If it's full, it can still fit under the seat in a coach/economy section of a plane. But it puffs out a bit so it takes up some of your leg room/foot space. I am 5'1" so this didn't matter much for me and I used it as a foot rest. So it will fit, just don't stuff it to the gills.
1914449
the inside dimension is 34 inches so you should be ok. this is a terrific bag the quality is superior should last a long long time even with the rough treatment that airlines give you
69818
The bag is about the size of a standard laptop bag, although it can expand to have more depth and thus carry more. It would make a great carry-on bag for air travel.
1368295
It's 32" long, 10.5" tall and about 7" deep (hard to tell with the curved top). I'm pretty sure it wouldn't fit into the wire frame they have to show you what the maximum dimensions of carry-on luggage are. It would fit in the overhead compartment just fine, but it'd be up to the individual airline to allow it or not.
1343693
I checked my bag and I would say it has about 1/2" of padding. Plenty of padding to carry around but like rdwalker26 answered it will probably not hold up to airline travel.
2057404
It rolls up to 4 inches thick and 6 inches long and tucked easily in a corner of my carry on and my hand bag for multiple flights. It is very dense and holds its shape when unrolled.
1883206
Its approx. 4 1/2 feet high and about 12 inches wide and 8 inches deep. You can probably check it but they may charge you for extra baggage for size. Good luck.
1682332
I do not have the box, but my memory is that although the box is not huge it may be too big to be a carryon for an international flight. I suggest you call the company to get the exact dimensions of the box.
2165144
I've never traveled on an airline with it. I use it for long distance car travel. Based on the size of it full, I wouldn't think it would meet luggage standards for airlines. If not full, it could fit practically anywhere. I guess it depends more on weight. If you packed it based on weight, it would meet the standards, and it wouldn't be nearly full....