32" LCD Monitor as carry-on item
#1
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Join Date: Jan 2022
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32" LCD Monitor as carry-on item
Hi,
I am flying on an international DL equipment flight and want to take a 32" monitor. The monitor itself is 27"x16"x2" (45" total). I know this isn't the standard 22x14x9 in dimensions but adds up to the same 45"
Is this possible on Delta? By the way, I am Platinum and flying Premium Select...
I am flying on an international DL equipment flight and want to take a 32" monitor. The monitor itself is 27"x16"x2" (45" total). I know this isn't the standard 22x14x9 in dimensions but adds up to the same 45"
Is this possible on Delta? By the way, I am Platinum and flying Premium Select...
#3
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Delta is more lenient than most airlines. I've seen a lot of weird stuff fly. Usually, if it makes it to the gate, it flies. It will probably fit in the overhead bin, but will probably have to occupy the entire bin by itself so that other people's luggage doesn't crack the screen. Might be an issue with the gate agent, but who knows?
OP, what route are we talking about?
#4
Join Date: Mar 2015
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Surely a monitor would need to be in some sort of case to protect the screen, right? I would imagine a monitor alone has a high chance of being damaged in an overhead bin just due to shifting during takeoff and landing or turbulence even if you have the entire bin to yourself.
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large-size bubble wrap, securely taped in all directions … adds about an inch to each dimension
#8
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I think it would be too bulky bringing it on board. Can you check it?
I've checked mine a few years ago. Put it in its own suitcase with pillows and it was fine. How much is it worth to you?
I've checked mine a few years ago. Put it in its own suitcase with pillows and it was fine. How much is it worth to you?
Last edited by ICN1K; Jan 25, 2022 at 4:03 am Reason: saw it was carry on
#9
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FWIW, I flew with a large projector in the original packaging. Carry on only and domestic. No issues. It was about the size of a standard carry on.
#10
Join Date: Jun 2008
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When I moved back to the US from Prague, I checked my 27" display on DL. It was in the original box and I had it in a custom canvas bag that I had made to the right dimensions (the bag was about $80 as I recall). It made it home just fine. Without a box, I think you will destroy the screen.
#11
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I’ve flown with this exact size monitor, using its original box to protect it (which conveniently even included a handle). Nobody asked any questions, and it fit easily thru the TSA belt and in the overhead bin.
If you’ve thrown away your original box, might be worth dropping by a local electronics store and seeing if they have any that fit yours in the recycling. I would not just carry the monitor loose, it’ll likely get damaged.
If you’ve thrown away your original box, might be worth dropping by a local electronics store and seeing if they have any that fit yours in the recycling. I would not just carry the monitor loose, it’ll likely get damaged.
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So Korean Companies such as LG/Samsung has a strong monopoly in South Korea's electronic market. Due to local regulations and etc the prices for similar/same product are MUCH higher in South Korea.. I usually take tons of electronics to Korea (I fly DL/KE) from NYC area - I didn't have any issues on local/international part.