Is this allowable in air plane cabin luggage?
1368236
Honest answer...I don't know. I haven't been on a plane in over 20 years. The best thing I can say is that there's got to be some kind of online check that can be done to find out what the current rules are. Try clicking onto a link for the particular airline that you might fly on. Or even place a call to the airport that you might leave from. Good luck.
1368237
If someone is looking for an expanded answer, TSA has a blog page that gives a lot more information regarding the question of batteries on airplanes (http://blog.tsa.gov/2013/06/travel-tips-tuesday-safely-packing.html). Some airlines may have more restrictive rules, but it's a good guide. In this case, the shaver has a NiMH battery, which is allowed in both carry-on and checked luggage. They recommend NiMH batteries are installed in a device, or individually packaged to prevent the batteries causing a short, which can cause a fire. If the batteries can be removed, I don't remember how. In other words, it's fine. If someone is looking for an expanded answer, TSA has a blog page that gives a lot more information regarding the question of batteries on airplanes (http://blog.tsa.gov/2013/06/travel-tips-tuesday-safely-packing.html). Some airlines may have more restrictive rules, but it's a good guide. In this case, the shaver has a NiMH battery, which is allowed in both carry-on and checked luggage. They recommend NiMH batteries are installed in a device, or individually packaged to prevent the batteries causing a short, which can cause a fire. If the batteries can be removed, I don't... » Read More If someone is looking for an expanded answer, TSA has a blog page that gives a lot more information regarding the question of batteries on airplanes (http://blog.tsa.gov/2013/06/travel-tips-tuesday-safely-packing.html). Some airlines may have more restrictive rules, but it's a good guide. In this case, the shaver has a NiMH battery, which is allowed in both carry-on and checked luggage. They recommend NiMH batteries are installed in a device, or individually packaged to prevent the batteries causing a short, which can cause a fire. If the batteries can be removed, I don't remember how. In other words, it's fine. « Show Less
1987634
I would contact TSA/airline to be sure. You may be able to pack the ice pack \ in luggage that is checked. I would doubt you can bring this on the plane.
1045257
No, they will not let you. But you might be able to have it in your plastic bag that you show. Check how much liquid is allowed on the flight. I have had mine taken when I have flown. So I pack it.
513598
I cant say for sure, but I know that I would not try to bring it on a flight. Look on the TSA website - they have a page of confiscated items.
569189
Don't know about FAA approved. You can check it at the gate but I don't think you would want to lug it into the main cabin even if it was allowed. It's pretty big.
137654
I can't quite believe this question - surely it would be too heavy with gear inside it. I would be horrified if it was in the overhead locker above me - one bump and the door opening and it could be a nasty shock. Don't even consider it for the sake of fellow passengers, buy a light weight suitable suitcase on wheels.
1147547
I'm not certain what you mean. If you mean is it legal to carry electronic items like this onto a plane, I have no idea, since those rules change constantly now. You'd have to call or email the airline and ask for their list of "no-fly" items. (If you can't bring a small bottle of shampoo or hand lotion on flights now, I honestly have no idea how to judge what they will deem as against the rules anymore.) If you are wanting to know if it's a good travel size, it is. It folds neatly and doesn't take a ton of space in your bag. It works well and I've had no problems with mine. I use it a few times a week and have had it for awhile now. I hope that helps.
2008882
Yes. It's a perfect carry-on size. I have traveled with this with absolutely no problems.
705930
Not having needed to take it with me on a plane I really don´t know. This being a small and light object I don´t see any problems taking it on board. However, the practice may vary from airline to airline, so I would contact the company in advance. I certainly wouldn´t accept carrying it in the luggage compartment, only with me in the passanger cabin!
250836
Hi Sumar,No this cannot be packed in luggage to go on a plane. The TSA stricktly prohibits explosive or flammable materials.Thnaks, Jerry
944217
I would say yes, but if you travel by plane I can't see this getting through the TSA. Maybe in a checked bag?
1251943
I used it for carry-on on an international flight. Just be prepared to open ALL the compartments for inspection.
1186150
Can't take it on the plane as carry on but no problem with checked in luggage as told by TSA. Tried it with a cheap crimper and got confiscated. No big lost.
1908503
It would probably be possible to pack this full enough of uncompressible items that it would no longer go through the metal detectors and therefore could not be carryon. But you'd have to work at it, and probably could barely lift it. I've used it as a carryon for a roundtrip flight, there were no issues with the laptop, various bits of hardware, and a weekend's worth of clothes and toiletries.
811870
you won't be able to carry it in a plane. you have to check it in, wrapped of coarse
1724055
Yes. I have used this knapsack several times as carry on luggage and had no problem with airlines.
365178
Yes, it can easily fit in the overhead compartment on the plane. Like I mentioned in my review, it's not spacious inside. The size of the bag makes you think there's a lot of room inside, but there isn't.