NANUK 905     

NANUK 915

NANUK 920

NANUK 925

NANUK 930

• The maximum size carry-on case 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 case packages or nanuk luggage can be stowed on board.

• Plan to check more of your baggage and carry on case less.
• Check with your airline before packing to determine its carry-on case size guidelines regarding the number of items you may carry on case and the maximum size of those items.
• In certain situations the airline may require most or even all of your carrying cases to be checked, so be prepared to do so.

• Carry-on cases items which may fall from overhead bins can injure you or other passengers during flight case or in the event of an emergency case evacuation.
• Stow heavy case items under the seat in front of you, not overhead.
• Don’t stack cases in the overhead  case storage bin.
• If an emergency case evacuation is necessary, leave your carry-on case items on the plane. Retrieving personal carrying cases items may impede the safe evacuation of passengers.
• Remember, be safety case conscious when stowing your carry-on case items.