Is it approved for American airline?
642752
I have no idea. We've yet to take our little one on a plane ride. The best thing to do would be to contact the airlines and confirm. Enjoy!
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!!
2109505
We flew Delta and it was fine, and I imagine it would be okay on most others. Might want to check the specific airline requirements to be sure.
1428598
I'm not sure it's airline approved, but it does come with bowls for water and food and has stickers and arrows. I bought it for use in the house and it's too small. I'm going to get a larger model.
925945
The carrier is airline approved, but each airline has there own rules, so please check with your airline if approved.
464474
Yes it's airline approved. However some of the newer planes have reduced leg room and this carrier is a bit too large to fit under the seat. If cats will fit in the large divided, that definitely will fit. But the divided large is not roomy enough for cats over 5 pounds.
414382
Delta accepts it; you need to go on the US Airways site, get their phone # and ask for the dimensions they accept.
1191266
i have no idea...i would call the airlines. I am assuming it is approved for airline travel. That is why i got it.
1881978
Yes it is approved and it has a sticker that states it on the car seat. We have flown internationally with this seat and have had no problems.
1343481
no there is only one that is FAA approved and it is only for the airplane.. I bought it too. We brought the car seat vest to Aruba and couldn't use it because of the type of seat belts in the taxi's. We ended up just using the lap belt. :(
1267939
I can't say whether or not it's on a particular list of "approved cases" or not. What I can tell you is that I flew on Southwest from Portland (OR) to Phoenix (AZ) and back with my firearm in this case and had no troubles with the TSA inspection. Just be sure you have a solid lock (I recommend the cable add-on Amazon will suggest when you add this to your cart) and be sure you follow your airline's instructions for transporting your firearm.
1549970
Yes. It meets both the international (IATA) and domestic airline pet carrier requirements, according to several pet travel sites.
1674200
No not airline approved. No sift sided crate will be unless you carry on, this one is to big for that.
1774740
Yes, and it meets all airline specs for the domestic carriers I checked with (Alaska Air, Delta, and United; I flew Alaska). I also mentioned this in my review: It fit under a center seat and window seat, but the aisle seat had a bar partway across, blocking the full width of the area (probably to keep people from tripping in the aisle). I had an aisle seat and had to ask another passenger to switch seats. The window seat area was a little small, but it would fit (folded up a little on one side) if you didn't need much legroom. Fortunately for us, the center seat was empty so the carrier could be easily placed there. I think it is best if your pet is small enough to fit in the carrier with plenty of room to spare, in case you need to fold the bag a little to get it to fit. When booking, remember that bulkhead seats have no under-seat storage because there is no seat open in front of you.
1001348
http://faa.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/28/kw/child/session/L3RpbWUvMTQyMzc5NzU4OC9zaWQvRzUybUtTZW0%3DLooks like the FAA refers to the highway safety board on car seats that are approved so if they are approved for the road/cars then they should be approved for flying
1933549
Yes, it is TSA approved. I used it last year when I flew to Alaska on vacation. I flew AA up and Delta back without any problems.
392089
I have. However I've read that American Airlines is the only airline who won't gate check a stroller heavier than 20 pounds. I guess I'll find out soon because we booked a trip with AA. And I am going to take this stroller. No problem with any other airlines I've travelled (United, Delta)