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Tripod bag ok for airline carry on?

 
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Jul 10, 2008 20:33 |  #16

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It is 32 inches long, and I believe the limitation on length is 22 inches. It is a matter of individual airline regulations.

The international standard for carry on bags is 45 linear inches (115cm) or less, with the longest dimension not exceeding 22 inches (55cm).....OR LESS. Some airlines have a maximum length restriction of 20" (while US Airways and Continental allow 24", for US domestic and flights departing the US, but NOT returning to the US).

So 32" is a no go


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Jul 10, 2008 22:28 |  #17

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So 32" is a no go

So...what do you do? Check it separately or pack it in a checked bag? Or gate check it?


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Jul 10, 2008 22:29 |  #18

I carry mine as a carryon using the thinktank bazooka.


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Jul 10, 2008 23:36 |  #19

nutsnbolts wrote in post #5889649 (external link)
I carry mine as a carryon using the thinktank bazooka.

Then, I'm assuming your tripod and case are less than 32"???
I guess the question is what are the options if your tripod and case are longer than 32"?
Pack? Check? Or what?


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Jul 10, 2008 23:46 |  #20

I checked my tripod. Seemed like a no-brainer since my bag is heavy enough and I don't need something that cumbersome and heavy in addition. There's really nothing that can break on a good quality tripod. I do know my luggage took some abuse though...the plastic cup I received from the B&G was broken practically in half.


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