Canadair regional jet 700 seatguru pro#

It's unlikely any of them actually measured the overhead. It will not, even though the service agents may have been told it would. The problem is the baggage service agent you talked to was making the assumption that a 'standard' size carry-on would fit.

I will get the exact dimensions of the overheads on the Canadair jets and post them here for future reference. The Think Tank Antidote exterior dimensions are: 17'x 11.75'x 7' and it obviously fits.Р”Р„lso, if the bag is overstuffed, some that should otherwise fit, will not, as my crews witness everyday. The photo above is of the interior of a Canadair jet. If the bag is a bit longer, it won't matter as long as there is room at all. The problem is a combination of depth and height of the bins. It will not fit in the bin and allow the door to be closed. It has a metal frame and no 'give' to it. My normal traveling bag with absolutely nothing in it measures 7.5' x 14.5' x 22' Add another 1.5' for the collapsable handle on top. I am a Captain for Comair Airlines and have flown all three types, 200/700/900 since 1996. There is no way a bag 22x14x9 will fit in the overhead bin of any Canadair Regional Jet. Sadly, the Skywest person that gave you that answer is wrong. I know that this is not the best answer but I don't think the airlines are preparred to do the right thing and own up to the theft that's within THEIR control so you gotta do what you gotta do. Additionally, if someone was to open the bag expecting to find a camera they maybe less likely to take what remains as it would not include the camera. I also remove my camera body with attached lens and take that onboard so that if something does happen to my bag I won't be out the most expensive item.

mentioned you will either have to check it when you check in or check it at the gate.Р”Р‡or me, I chose to check it at the gate as it is less likely it will be molested given that you can keep your eyes on it longer.

Canadair regional jet 700 seatguru pro#

However you can take your pro kit with you but bear in mind that if the bag is larger than E.J. When I know I'll be flying on of these jets, and it is almost always for work, I am a lot less likely to take my pro photo gear as it is a hastle. I fly alot and sadly that includes frequent legs on the Canadair Regional Jets.