Does thins fit under an airline seat?
1774739
Yes, but it can fit a large mouse comfortably. I would never recommend this for someone with a kitten, cat or puppy it is claustrophobic for a kitten and I had to buy another product just for a kitten because he was tremendously traumatized by it....I threw it away one week later
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.
1666462
I fly frequently with mine. I would say its fits snug under most airline seats but always fits.
2021043
I am sorry I do not know as I have a large dog who defiantly will not fit under the seat. You could contact the Air line you plan to use they are very helpful explaining what you can use. The small carriers I have seen on an air line.
2200608
HI Todd, I am not sure because I have not used this on a plane. My cat uses it at home and sleeps in it and I can carry her places in it easily. It is tall, not sure if it will fit under the plane seat but this is what I found online- You may want to check with the airline. soft sided kennels "You and your pet will travel in style with Petmate's Soft Sided Kennels. Perfect for general or in-cabin airline travel, these cozy kennels feature plush kennel bedding, a 2-door design for both top and front loading, mesh walls to promote healthy air flow, a convenient carrying handle and comfortable shoulder strap. The exterior rear pocket allows you to bring all your pet's essentials. Meets most in-cabin airline requirements. Be sure to check with your airline well in advance of your travels to learn about their individual requirements. Available in a variety of sizes and colors:" Medium 17&#8243; x 10&#8243; x 10&#8243; Large 20&#8243; x 11.5&#8243; x 12&#8243;
2161525
This is a lot smaller then I thought. I have a 7 pound chi and it was too small. So, I think if you had a dog that would fit in it the airline would probably approve. It just has to be able to fit underneath the seat.
824505
I've not taken on an international flight, but I took it on a domestic flight and it barely fit -- this was a small plane with only two seats on each side of the aisle. It doesn't fold or compress easily so it wont fit under a seat, but it would fit in an overhead bin. I did enjoy having it on the plane because it provided a firm supportive surface for my baby to sleep with out requiring me to support him with my arms.
1228926
I can speak for the Messenger Bag and yes, it will fit under an airplane or jet seat if not packed to bulging.
819303
I traveled with the small version of this on Southwest and I still had room under the seat so I believe the big one would fit as well... besides when I flew they never really checked to make sure the bag was allllll the way under the seat and so I left it just basically at my feet then during the flight in my lap so I could comfort my little kitten inside. Since these squish down some I do not see it being an issue. I am going to be ordering the large size soon though since my kitten has outgrown the small size and will be flying with it in about 3 weeks.
1063115
No. It is too big to fit under airplane seat. I travel alot with my tiny dogs (just got back from MN) and wish this stroller would break down into a soft carrier that fit under the seat and the rest could be stored with the other baby strollers brought onboard. I now use a soft Sherpa large size carrier to fit them comfortably under seat.Hope this response helps
1559105
My grandson has not tried but being a retired airline pilot and spending a lot of time in the back commuting to work I would say yes and no. Each airline has there own requirements. If you google the space under an airline seat it will show you each airlines requirement. Then you can compare it to the dimensions in the description.
658667
I have no problem at the airport, but some planes have small compartment, i can't put it there, i had to put it under my seat.
542048
I have used it ion the small US Air planes which have two seats on one side and a single seat on the other. It fits under the seat on the side of the plane with two seats. I bought the bag specifically for those small planes. I slid it under top side first and it fit perfectly. Do not know if it would fit under the single seat I was very satisfied with the bag.
1266893
No, actually, I am sure they are NOT acceptable for airline travel. They collapse for easy storage and to transport them without a dog, but they would not fit under any seat I've ever seen on a plane.
2056295
You probably need to check with the aircraft to find out their specifications. It is a nice size and will not fit under the seat.
1802201
Yes. I used it for a trip to Alaska and it was tight but it fit under the seat in front of me.
1146098
Yes, I was able to fit this bag (with the wheeling part still on) under the airplane seat -- but it took up the entire space. So my feet could not go under the seat at all. That was fine for a short flight. On a longer flight, I put it overhead.
2037965
Yes, it comfortably fits under the seat on commercial aircraft. It also fits in the overhead in smaller regional jets.