Exact measurements. Would it be acceptable on commercial plane flights?
1368294
Probably in overhead compartment. Excellent case. Well organized. Lots of compartments. Ideal for student violin to expensive antique.
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.
1368296
The "FAA Modernization and Reform act of 2012" forces airlines to allow violins as carry-ons. Google it.
1368297
I just spoke to Virgin America about an upcoming flight and their carry on size limit is a total of 50". That will barely fit a violin, much less a case (I would guess our case is a total of 65 to 70"). Rep told me it would have to go in checked luggage. The FAA regulation says the airline must allow it to go on board IF there is room in the overhead compartment AND it meets the airline's size requirements. Looking for Plan B.
1064369
The dimensions on the one I purchased are 14.5 X 5.5 X 11. Should be no problems on plane if you asked question on the correct item. I think the 17 dimension is corner to corner.
267869
I don't remember the exact dimensions but it was smaller than I thought it would be due to the compression packaging. I think you could probably fit it into a carry-on sized bag but allowed sizes vary per airline. Sorry I couldn't be of more help, got it over a year ago. Maybe you can contact the manufacturer to get an exact dimension?
1221050
It should be fine for them. I use it on the airplane for my green cheek conure and he has plenty of room.
1331043
I don't have dimensions...but it's about the size of a small tote bag or a vinyl record. You can carry on plane.
106723
It is fine on regular flights (in USA & Canada). I believe it is advertised as their largest that fits standard size restrictions. I took it as carry-on on one trip, fit nicely in overhead bin.
889859
You should be able to carry it on the plane. It's 35" long in its case. For the total linear length and weight it should be okay. However each airline is different I'd call the airline and ask
670464
Don't worry about the dimensions, do yourself a favor and don't buy this flimsy piece of junk that will not last 2 flights.
1354622
exact dimensions are : Length - 22.8 inch , Width - 17 inch , Height - 3.9 inch ..i had to pack it in my suitcase for a international flight .. it went in easily ..
608815
It's about 73" long but can be extended out to 102". It is good for an airplane. I have used it to go to Canada.
1732607
Unfortunately, I don't remember the dimensions very well. But, I can tell you that the package size can be shipped on international flights.
1243188
SW Air posted measurements: Window Seat: 19"L x 14"W x 8.25"H Middle Seat: 19"L x 19"W x 8.25"H Aisle Seat: 19"L x 14"W x 8.25"H Advertised Product Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 x 11.5 inches As fitting a carrier under an airline seat is critical for my service animal, I measured & "fiddled" to give the best answer. CORRECTLY assembled with the board/pad in bottom, I arrived at 8.5 wide 9 tall, 16 deep - zero fudge room. Then again, I know someone who flys w/ this carrier... IF you lay on the side & shift the board/pad to the side - the bottom of the carrier WILL squish more than enough to fit under the seat. The top edges are well braced & might not fit under the seat - trick is to wear a long skirt or carry a jacket & drape over your knees to hide anything that sticks out.
1939428
Less than 2' long by 6" wide. I put it on the floor in my front seat. But might be a little clumsy if talking about flying with it.
306496
Never used on an airplane but it does fit (after a long discussion with the counter representative from Southwest)
403258
Probably. Maybe. The reason I'm not definitive might depend on the airline. It could be a carry-on by size from what I can see (very close). If you look at the specifications for size and compare with an airline chart online, that might help. Hate to tell you definitively, since I don't know and don't work for an airline.
925773
Probably even in/on an ultra light. It's pretty small. Or do you mean can you put it into checked baggage on commercial air? I would imagine so, since there is nothing pressurized about it.Happy flying!J
1395972
The deflated dimensions are 33 1/2 long by 22 wide. I am 5' 4", and I'm able to place it all the way from my lower back, slightly tucked under my rear, to above the top of my head. It is contour so it holds your head and body in place. I do a lot of overseas flights, and I slept straight through for 5 1/2 hours without waking up at all and was comfortable. No aches and pains when I woke, and I felt more rested that I ever have on the long flight to South Africa. I also loaned it to a friend for her flight to Thailand, and she had a similar experience.