>>> Are there any airlines that have any allowable dimension less
>>> than those? [22" x 14" x 8"]
>> If you are traveling more than one carrier, build your case to the most
>> restrictive dimensions of the airline you travel. Many or most of the
>> airline websites post the maximum dimensions of carry-on luggage. Good
>> luck.
> Get an approved ATA case with foam cut to fit, check the item, and be
> done with it.
How (and where) is an "approved ATA case" defined?
> Playing games with carry-ons is for the stupid. If one travels
regularly
> with such items, then one should have a safe method to ****p it.
Exactly. Which is why I prefer to make my own, it'll be better than
what I can buy - and if I know the dimensions I'm working to, it will
also be smaller. (I have been making and using my own instrument
cases for many years, but they've all been clearly inside or clearly
outside the carry-on limit before now, this is the first time it's
been an issue).
As I said, the crunch for me is the length. Does any airline anywhere
restrict carry-on to something less than 22"? Anything less than that
requires a different design.
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