Is this small enough to be a carry on bag without any trouble?
1574251
Yes, it's actually the size of the EU standard which is even smaller (with one or two inches) than the US standard, so it should be ok even on European low fare airlines.
1574252
Yes it is. I have travelled so far in many international flights including Europe and US and I always had the bag as carry on with no problem.Actually it is a bit bigger than 17' laptop case with the plus that you can put a lot of items. Watch out the weight
1574253
Hi JakBat. I bought mine to come back home from Texas after Christmas this year. I have to carry my laptop for work while I am gone. It is the perfect size for Delta Airlines, which I am flying - make sure to check Airline specs - they are all different. It is very lightweight, has lots of compartments for storage of your cables and other items. The pull-out, airport friendly laptop bag just fits my Dell 17" screen computer. I am using it to only bring back one change of clothes in case of an overnight delay, but it could easily fit more. I have not flown with it yet, but I have used it twice now just for weekend travels and it works great. It has a place for everything. It rolls smoothly and if not too over packed (which airlines have a limit - I believe Delta is 40lbs) it should be very easy to fit overhead. Hope this helps.
1574254
It fits under the seat in front of me if not over packed. Overhead bins on 737 and Airbus 320s have been fine.
744023
Yes, it's great. I carry my laptop, a binder and weekend clothes and carry on. My only issue is that the bag will not fit on the smallest jets, that check it as you are boarding, so I put laptop in a small neoprene case to carry on the plane with me in the few times it has been an issue.
1277228
This bag is actually on the small side , we use it as the grandparent bag. My grandsons mommy uses a much larger bag. It is however quite adequate for travel and daily use.
1884439
It's not huge by any means, but it'd be a good amount of space in a carry on...in square inches, about maybe what a pair of men's shoes would take, but the shoes give a little ;-)
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.
263402
I use this as my carry on all the time, and it's fine. If you stuff it too full it may have to go in the overhead bin, but I've had it full of books, a laptop, a coat, and a purse (along with other odds and ends) and fit it under the seat in front of me just fine.
788673
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.
1497399
Absolutely, it's smaller than a normal carry on luggage. It will fit under the seat at your feet as well. On some smaller commuter planes it won't fit in the overheads but it's always fit at my feet.
1003236
I have flown with it several times as a carry on. It is a small back pack, no problem carrying it on.
577944
Yes. I had this bag with me as a carry on during my flight to Asia. Keep in mind, it doesn't fit under the seat. It only can be stowed away on the cabin compartment. This is a great bag. I really like it.
2025881
Hi. I travelled on several international airlines with this bag as a carryon and never had any problem with the size. However, I don't know about the US domestic airlines. Varies. Dont think it should be a problem. Still, I would double check on that. Hope that helps.
681687
I've taken it on an airplane many times as a personal item. No questions asked. Just don't take a purse. Put the purse IN the backpack. In other words, you can have a carry on AND this backpack, no problems :-)
1698681
Yes but it would nearly fill a standard carry on. It fold up rather stffly. The polymer fabric is tough but not ver flat folding. With some carefully executed folding you could get it compact.
1016278
Should be fine as carry on. None of the measurements are over 45 inches.http://www.travel-wise.com/tw-flight-guide/packing-faq/luggage-restrictions/size-and-weight.aspx
2025883
I have not tried it as a carry-on, but it is smaller than other items that I've taken to a plane as a carry-on.
817627
Yes. Its one of those backpacks that looks small, but seems to carry more then you would expect. It would fit nicely under a airline seat.
27398
My daughter used it as carry on with her dachshund on a flight fromLA to MN. No problems.