Does the Osprey Atmos 65 Backpack Large fit as carry-on luggage for air travel?
236046
Depends on what you have as attachments, like a bedroll etc. also the straps can get in the way. Personally I don't even try it.
500344
No. The Shuttle 32 does not have any built in features that would allow you to carry it like a backpack. Osprey does make other models of wheeled bags (their Meridian series, for example) that can be carried like a backpack.
991648
I know that the Pelican 1510 are considered "carry on" and also fit in the overhead. I don't think the 1560 would
87987
Personally, I wouldn't recommend it. The Osprey has an airscape design for the back which gives the pack a kinda seemeless fit with the spine, bending, or folding it might damage it.
45123
It should. It has compartments with Velcro fasteners that can be moved around. Be aware-this can become a heavy backpack with gear inside!
1724055
Yes. I have used this knapsack several times as carry on luggage and had no problem with airlines.
1914976
Yes, a tad snug, but it'll fit. I fly a lot, and this is easily the best backpack I've ever owned.
1116012
NO! Check the airline's overhead measurements for carry on's. I am sure it is too large. Good luck!
92596
I travel for a living but I have never traveled with my pack as a carry on when flying. Judging from the size of the seats and the length of the bag I can safely assume the bag will be to long to actually fit under the seat.
143756
yes it will. Its a great bag where it will fit everything. I travel everywhere with it.
613337
Yes it fits. I carry it though the airport often. Just don't over stuff it. It will fit In The over head compartments but it will not fit under the seat.
144953
Yes. It fits American Airlines and Vueling Airlines (European Flights), even when my friend was forced to check his Gregory pack.
320371
Will, This backpack will fit everything you listed and more. It's an excellent backpack for the money. Definitely one of the better ones on the market at the present time.
2258272
Not really. I believe that airline carry-ons should be no longer than 22" and this is 26" with a semi-hard bottom. I don't think this bag is designed to be a carryon.
221909
From my experiences the bag may be a little big to meet the airlines requirements for carry-on luggage. Each airlines post thier size restrictions online; may be helpful.
122859
It should be fine as a carry on but might may be a bit bigger than some of the overhead bins. Id have to double check the exact length
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.