Can this case be used for flying?
1382159
Yes, If you add wings and enough horsepower. But seriously, I believe it has the required number of pad lock openings. I have not flown commercially in over 30 yrs, so I'm not up to speed on current airline reg's. You should contact the airline you are considering using and ask them for their current requirements. have a safe trip.
2034266
Yes it can. It held my phantom2 vision+ with no issues. There was lots of room in the case. This is very nice case highly recommended it.
946363
I don't think it's really meant for flights. You will probably want something with metal edges and verticies; an ATA case. This case is great for gigs and packing your van up tight and neat.
238006
It's not designed for it. You could try to use it that way, but you'd be taking a chance. I wouldn't risk it personally. But it's good enough for what it is, protection for locally hauling around a T-bird. If you plan on flying with a bass, I'd recommend either investing in a true flight case for your T-bird, or get a Jazz and get an ATA case for it.
1457753
would not try it.glass side when folded is on the outside. the case is not tough/thick/stiff enough to handle airline handling.
711255
It is probably checkable but soft bag would not protect it. Maybe the airline would store it in the front of airplane like they do strollers! It would b worth asking!
432627
The case is very well built and of very good quality. It is an expensive piece, but I would ask what it is you will be using it for? For storage at Home? For transporting to the park? Or for travel on planes? I use it for all of the above. With pros and cons to each scenario, the main purpose of this case is ultimately protection and has enough storage to comfortably fit extra DJI batteries, controller, FPV system and respective chargers. I have traveled with the case all around the globe, yet if air travel is the main purpose, I would suggest the same case with wheels. If you are not carrying the case long distances, then this model is fine. It is bulky, but have proven that it can fit in planes overhead compartments; Boeing 737s and Airbus 319s and larger. Anything smaller and you will have to check the case. Would suggest doing it gate side as I don't think you'd want your drone being flung with suitcases the baggage handlers "gently" toss on to conveyor belts. Expensive, but worth it. Hope this helps.
467422
Unlikely. I believe it will be too large but you can double check by getting the max allowable dimensions from the airline you are flying.
1971993
Unfortunately not. The case is too thick to fit on the air. I believe they should have a case similar for the air on here, however.
1908505
In fact it's perfect for flying. The backpack it's too big for daily use but appropiate for traveling
237401
I think so, but you may have to tape the strap or remove it. I mainly use it for air travel.
596698
Yes. It is small enough to be considered a carry on item for airplane travel.
1670711
It is very robust, and unless you are checking it as luggage on a plane trip, it will be fine. I don't know any hard case that would fit directly.
9298
Yes! I use mine for my to and from work commute with a change of clothes. It would fit under an airplane seat and follows all TSA size guidelines for carry on.
1593156
I would not think so. I'm sure the 'air' is thinner and smaller. This case is fitted for the Ipad. Good luck; its an awesome case.
525216
I'm not 100% sure, but my guess is no. The air is very thin and this case fits it snugly. There's not any give to it.
59371
I do not think so. It is exactly fit for the air because of the thin casing.