Skyflite Cabin 56cm Four Wheel Spinner Suitcase British Airways Compliant Hand Luggage Navy

This case is designed to take up the full space allowed by Easyjet and British Airways for carry-on luggage. It is a lightweight case with a main compartment with some basic straps to secure your clothes from shifting too much. The lid has an inner and an outer zip pocket suitable for flatter things (documents, magazines, laptop, etc.). Rolls well enough, though time will tell how well the wheels and the extendable handle will hold up to the rigours of travel as the handle feels a little flimsy but seemed to work well enough for me on the 4 flights it has been on so far. The fixed handle seems sturdy and comfortable.For the price (~£43) it has done well for me so far.

Very good product, as reflected by the price. I doubt this has many more outings in it, though. The size and shape and mobility/movability is excellent, but I couldn't give it four stars because the front pocket zipper failed (broke), during it's first trip.Having said that, I do recommend this product for cabin luggage. Because of it's sturdy frame, it does not lose its shape or assume larger dimensions - which is handy because EasyJet sometimes use their size gauge before admitting cabin luggage.The straps on the inside pull very tight, allowing you to cram in contents and take advantage of the maximum capacity.

Despite the assurances by Skyflite that the Skycabin 220 that it is "as accepted by British Airways and Easyjet" it failed the size test imposed by Easyjet at London Gatwick. The problem, so it seems, is that the wheels get taken into account and that takes the size over the declared 56 x 45 x 25cm. So, whilst this bag may be allowed onto flights without charge, it is not within the size restrictions laid down by BA and Easyjet and could end up costing you as much in hold charges as the bag cost in the first place.

Not as much extra space as I had hoped relative to my previous cabin bag. One reason is that the maximum depth is 23 cm, not the advertised 25 cm. (Admittedly, if the front pocket is really crammed full, this dimension may stretch bit.) The other reason is that the cross-section is trapezium-shaped: 23 cm, as noted, at its deepest (at the bottom), but 3 cm less at its most shallow (at the top).

As flying with Easyjet I purchased to pack my wedding and two children's bridal dresses to carry on as hand luggage. They are huge but not quite as deep as described. Possibly this is to allow for expansion when packed. Feel nice and sturdy. Will definitely report back if it does not travel well

Exactly what I was looking for. Maximum size for many of the airlines and very impressed with price and speed of delivery. 3 year warranty gives confidence in build quality. Great choice.

Used it to travel with Wizzair, as a purchased large cabin bag.It's solid and can fit in A LOT of stuff in.It comes with a pretty crappy lock that can be opened by hand so be prepared to purchase your own.But the suitcase itself is of great resilience and worth the money

EXELLENT QUALITY.. May be too large to take on Low cost flights.For my short visits abroad I use this as my main suitcase very roomy.