Quite a simple question, do you know if the case can be carried inside the cabin?
It seems not as standard IATA hand luggage must be smaller than 56 cm x 45 cm x 25 cm


If not, how do you plan on travelling with the inspire? the idea of checking-in the case is a no go in my opinion.


Thanks

It needs to be checked in. Get a custom hard case if checking it in bothers you.

ghoonk Posted at 2015-1-6 02:07
It needs to be checked in. Get a custom hard case if checking it in bothers you.

It won't fit inside a custom case anyways so flying with it on board will be difficult.

There's a thread here somewhere showing that the case will fit in a standard overhead bin. That doesn't mean it's compliant though, and I think you'd have to take the risk of getting to the aircraft door and being told it has to go in the hold (if you got it that far).

Who makes hard travel case that will transport the inspire in travel mode?

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/pr ... ight_hard_case.html

I am planning to travel to Bali via Singapore and was wondering the same thing. My Inspire 1 is waiting in Singapore and I will be traveling via jetstar. I am planning to buy a hardcase and checking the Inspire 1 as a worst case scenario. I am just trying to figure out the size of the hard case

ghoonk Posted at 2015-1-12 15:26
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1101320-REG/go_professional_cases_gpc_dji_inspire_watertight_h ...

This case doesn't appear to be designed for the Inspire 1's flattened travel mode. Is go professional going to make a slimmer profile case?

That's a good question for them to answer. I don't work for them, so I can't comment. I only shared the link because it's the only other case I'm aware of a this point in time.