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Cabin-size camera case

Two of our cases fit, by their outer dimensions, within the 55 × 40 × 23 cm size: the S and the M. Being allowed in the cabin also depends on weight, your ticket, the contents and the airline’s rules.

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Open M case, with an example layout

Compare the dimensions with cabin sizes

Overall shell dimensions, handle and latches included. This table only compares dimensions, allowing the case to be turned. Check the accepted size, the weight limit and your ticket’s allowance with the airline before you travel.

CaseOverall55 × 40 × 23 cm55 × 35 × 25 cmPrice
S compact34 × 29.5 × 15 cmwithin the sizewithin the size€189
M all-round46.2 × 35.5 × 19.2 cmwithin the sizeover the size€239
L shoot56 × 45.5 × 26.5 cmover the sizeover the size€329
XL wheels66.7 × 53.5 × 30.4 cmover the sizeover the size€449

Inside: S 300 × 227 × 132 mm, M 430 × 290 × 176 mm.

Gear that fits in a cabin case

Each device on its own, placed by our engine in the smallest possible case. With extra lenses, batteries or a remote, the configurator tells you whether it still fits.

Camera bodies

Lenses

Drones

Remotes & goggles

Gimbals

Audio

Monitors

Batteries

Lights

Accessories

Batteries on a plane

These pointers concern spare rechargeable lithium-ion batteries for cameras and drones, not power banks. Keep them in the cabin, each with its contacts protected. Up to 100 Wh per battery, check the airline’s conditions. Above 100 Wh and up to 160 Wh, its prior approval is required. In the United States, the FAA limits this range to two spares per person. For every flight, also check the total number allowed, whatever the batteries’ energy. Above 160 Wh, these batteries are not accepted in ordinary passenger baggage.

Sources: IATA — passenger guide 2026 (PDF) · EASA — batteries and baggage · FAA — guidance and limits in the United States.

If the case has to go in the hold

L and XL are over the 55 × 40 × 23 cm size. Ask the airline how to carry them. If a bag goes in the hold, even at the gate, take out the spare batteries and power banks and keep them in the cabin. For devices with an installed battery, check the airline’s conditions, in particular switching off completely and protection against accidental activation.