Pelican® Cases For Travel

Pelican Cases for Travel -
Pelican 1510 FAA Approved Maximum Carry On Size

Pelican® Cases make great travel cases! Use a Pelican® laptop case to protect your Mac or PC computer. Or as a hard shell briefcase to keep your documents dry.

Pelican® Cases are also a great travel case for your sensitive camera equipment.

Statistics have proven that a very small percentage of luggage is damaged during air travel. You can minimize the amount of damage that occurs to your luggage and personal belongings by following some guidelines.

Buy the most durable luggage you can afford

Learn the restrictions of the airlines you use most frequently.

Pack intelligently

Know the airline's policy about damaged luggage

Report damage immediately!

Planning a trip?
Thinking about carrying on your luggage?
If so, here are a few tips for you:

Think Small...

The maximum size carry-on bag for most airlines is 45 linear inches (the total of the height, width, and depth of the bag). Anything larger should be checked.

No oversize packages or luggage can be stowed onboard.

Think Smart...

Plan to check more of your baggage and carry on less.

Check with your airline before packing to determine its carry-on guidelines regarding the number of items you may carry on and the maximum size of those items.

In certain situations the airline may require most or even all of your bags to be checked, so be prepared to do so.

Think Safe...

Carry-on items which may fall from overhead bins can injure you or other passengers during flight or in the event of an emergency evacuation.

Stow heavy items under the seat in front of you, not overhead.

Don't stack items in the overhead storage bin.

If an emergency evacuation is necessary, leave your carry-on items on the plane. Retrieving personal items may impede the safe evacuation of passengers.

Remember, be safety conscious when stowing your carry-on items.

Have a Question?

Call your airline or visit its website.

Check with your travel agent.

Visit the Air Travel section of the Transportation Security Administration website.