Can this roll down the plane aisle?
1789801
Yes. You can even attache a Diono Radian and a Cosco Scenera to it and roll it down the aisle of the Southwest planes.
1774189
This would have to be rolled. It is too thick to fold. Not really for travel in this size. :)
1817668
Yes, you can roll it up in the back. However, make sure you don't have other bulky stuff; it takes up a lot of space.
1894845
The wheels do not go up inside the plane. They do move and you can roll it on a smooth surface.
1113594
Yes, but you will need a number of rolls, and you need to run it horizontally. Just place it carefully. If you place it wrong it can be lifted again but not too many times.
105134
Yes, it can be rolled to probably about an inch. It is very malleable and actually adheres to the surface so it flattens immediately. I LOVE this product. It stays on my kitchen island constantly.
1339559
Yes. It's also narrow enough to easily fit down the aisle of the airplane so you don't bump into seats.
48332
Yes ladyberg, but....if u have a bottle of detergent, bleach, fab soft ect. It will not roll well. And forget carpet. Walmart has a larger one (more sturdy) for less money.
1139343
No, and it would probably tear if it were. Needs to move around so it can be deflated and rolled up.
1774188
It really should be rolled. We've bent the mat before and the crease returned to its original shape, however I'm not sure if placing pressure (packing it) on those creases will damage the mat. Plus, it may have to big a pretty large suitcase; folding the mat multiple times may be difficult.Bottom line: I wouldn't suggest it.
2228988
I think if you leave all the pieces separate you should be able to. I'd put the gizmo in the checked bags and the other in 2 separate baggies in your carry on. Good luck. Call the airline and make sure.
105132
Yes, it can be rolled, seemingly a tight as you can roll it if you had something to hold it in place. I haven't had it rolled super tight, but it lays flat immediately after being pulled out.
25107
yes it will. it can be rolled small or lay flat in the bottom of a suitcase
2065563
I would guess not. I think if it were thrown around all attached, it would probably break, and the luggage handlers aren't exactly gentle, you know? We brought the seat and cart onto the plane (kiddo sat in the seat, cart went in overhead bin).
281446
I have not taken this particular Rollator through the.airport. However, I have taken two others ( my now-eetired Invacare and my Nitro "travel walker") through security. Both folded side-to-side; the Access Active folds fore-and-aft, but nearly the same dimensions. That said, I feel confident that TSA and the carrier will work with you.
141653
It is made of canvas, so yes you could roll it up. Depending on what you plan on putting in it, it could however become quite bulky for a suitcase
27933
Yes, it can be rolled easily from room to room and long as it is not loaded down, or you have large transition between the 2 room. I use mine for just hanging things to dry and keep it next to the washing machine. I roll it our to clean behind and under it. I needs to be guided some, cause all 4 wheels swivel and the wheels are very small. I hope this help you.