I travel with SAS airlines. The allowed dimensions are 16''x10''x9''. Which one should I order?
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I would measure you pet and add a few inches to make sure your pet will be comfortable. One thing to consider is that the carrier is designed with a lot of mesh so that you have easy access to your pet and can see your pet. While some pets prefer this, some may be sensitive to all the noise and strange things going on around them. Travel can be very stressful for a lot of animals so if your pet is sensitive, it may be better to get a carrier that provides more privacy so your pet doesn't get "sensory overload".
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Not sure about any specific airline but my Shih Poo who is 8 lbs fits in this well with plenty of room to move around. Our first flight on delta will be coming up soon.
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Hi Sue! I strongly suggest the TETON Sports Scout3400. It's the perfect size for a carry on so long as you don't over-stuff it. In fact, that's one of the things I like about it so much. You pack it to fit within the carry-on restrictions and then you have a little extra room for things that you purchase along the way. If you check out the 100's of reviews, you'll note that many talk about using it as a carry-on. Anytime you get over 100 reviews with the vast majority being 4 and 5 stars, you know you have a winner. I love mine (green) and my husband loves his (orange). I'm 5'4" and he's 5'10". Have a blast in Europe!
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It all depends on the Airlines, below is a link (Or google: "pelican case + airline checked baggage limitations" ) if Amazon drops the provided link.The short answer is, this appears to be classified as "Over Size".Coreyhttp://www.pelican.com/airline_allowance_large.php
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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?
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The Nest Travel Bed manufactured by Phil & Teds is 30" x 15" x 13" when open. When stored, it measures 31" x 17" x 5". To find the exact seat dimensions of your particular airline and type of jet that you'll be flying (usually you can see the jet classification on your ticket information) you can search that on a helpful website www.seatguru.com. Depending on whether the flight is domestic or international it seems that the average economy class seats range in widths from 17"-20". This would be even more for business/first class seating. That being said, with the seat dimensions of two adjacent seats, the 30" length of the Nest (when up and being used) should be able to fit in even the smallest width of two airlines seats combined (34").
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You select the size you want to purchase. I purchased the 16' which was 16 x 16. The 9' is 9 x 9 and the 12' is 12 x 12. A great product. I selected the larger so that I could have a little extra room for both my chairs and my tent. If you get the adjustable poles it is easy for one person to set up.
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Yes, it's actually the size of the EU standard which is even smaller (with one or two inches) than the US standard, so it should be ok even on European low fare airlines.
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The following carrier size is accepted on Alaska Airlines for travel in the cabin:Type Kennel Size Dimensions (height x width x depth)Hard-sided 50 7.5" x 12" x 17"Soft-sided 50 9.5" x 12" x 17"This bag is slightly larger than the allowance for this airline, but with it being soft-sided (& assuming your animal has PLENTY of room inside), they shouldn't have an issue with it, since it can 'crush' a bit to accommodate the space under the seat.
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It really depends on the type of plane. You should call the airline and give them the dimensions and they should be able to tell you if it fits. Airlines are getting stricter about what they are allowing on board. My regular backpack was gate checked at delta so I don't feel comfortable telling you it will fit and I don't think you should take a chance.
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Many airlines, and particularly Southwest which is my usual carrier, use a limit of 62 inches for checked luggage. That's length + width + height. This bike is 70" on that basis before you put it into a weatherproof hard case, which is required for a bike like this as cardboard often won't survive airline handling. Southwest will accept up to 80" as "oversize", and this bike in a travel case could fit that limit, but that flies with a $75 surcharge. Paying $75 a trip to take along a $270 bike may not make sense. Better to buy something that folds smaller so it travels free. Many airlines, and particularly Southwest which is my usual carrier, use a limit of 62 inches for checked luggage. That's length + width + height. This bike is 70" on that basis before you put it into a weatherproof hard case, which is required for a bike like this as cardboard often won't survive airline handling. Southwest will accept up to 80" as "oversize", and this bike in a travel case could fit that limit, but that flies with a $75 surcharge. Paying $75 a trip to take along a $270 bike may not make sense. Better to buy something that folds smaller so... » Read More Many airlines, and particularly Southwest which is my usual carrier, use a limit of 62 inches for checked luggage. That's length + width + height. This bike is 70" on that basis before you put it into a weatherproof hard case, which is required for a bike like this as cardboard often won't survive airline handling. Southwest will accept up to 80" as "oversize", and this bike in a travel case could fit that limit, but that flies with a $75 surcharge. Paying $75 a trip to take along a $270 bike may not make sense. Better to buy something that folds smaller so it travels free. « Show Less
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Yeah a flight in the US shouldn't be a problem the size was too big for European flights but domestic should be fine I had to put in checked bag on flight internationally
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I believe it's too big to be approved as a carry-on. Width wouldn't be the problem but the height.
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You really have to go online with each airline and verify their size requirements. I can tell you that I have used this carrier for over 6 years and have never had a problem with USAir, Air Tran, American, Southwest, or Delta. I have done much research and this carrier gives the most room for the animal that stays within the airline guidelines. My dog is now 13 lbs and fits just fine in it.
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No one can answer that question except SW Air. I would suggest you call them with the measurements and ask them to confirm it is ok. Best of luck on your trip.
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On one domestic flight I was fine; on another they insisted I "valet check" it. I did, but I wasn't thrilled. I'm sure it was stored somewhere that was way too cold. It is really too long for the standard carry-on dimensions. It's a shame because it is so narrow it takes up very little room in the overhead.
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17 inches long x 8 inches wide x 11.5 inches high. For pets up to 10 pounds. If the airline approves the large size, I would recommend it for the pet to be more comfortable, 19 inches long x 10 inches wide x 13 inches high (up to 22 pounds). That is what I have for my pug. I would only use the small for a kitten, or a small Chihuahua, or a tiny Yorkie.