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Regs (2), computers (2), masks(2), compass, Gas Analyzer in pelican View attachment 757633
1535 Air Carry-On Case Interior: 20.4 × 11.2 × 7.2" Exterior: 22.0 × 14.0 × 9.0" 9lbs
(Caribbean via air)Wetsuit (5mm shortie), fins, BC, SAD bag, misc gear, clothes dity bag: View attachment 757634
Pelican iM2975 Storm Travel Case Interior: 29.0 × 18.0 × 13.8" Exterior: 31.3 × 20.4 × 15.5" 23 lbs
(Local diving via car) 7mm farmer john or drysuit, and as above Pelican View attachment 757635
1690 Protector Transport Case Interior: 30.1 × 25.1 × 15.4" Exterior: 33.4 × 28.4 × 17.7" 34lbs
+1 for this method
Excuse me for asking since it very new to me. By any chance do you know if the airlines treat these as regular luggage or they charge a lot more to ttransport? Know of any limitations they might have? Any risk?
I have traveled to 50+ countries with Pelican cases. They treat them just like regular luggage as long as they are with in the airlines luggage dimension and weight standards based on your class of travel. Obviously if its the size of an office desk and weights 200lbs then yes the will treat it as cargo.
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