Can I take my Stellina or Vespera as carry-on luggage on an airplane?

Can I take my Stellina or Vespera as carry-on luggage on an airplane?

Yes, you can take your Stellina or Vespera as carry-on luggage when traveling by airplane.

Recommendations:

  • Use a cabin suitcase or a sturdy backpack to ensure your instrument is well-protected.
  • Check our documentation and manuals for the battery specifications to confirm compatibility with your airline's regulations.

Note for Stellina:

  • Ensure the battery is removed from the instrument, as it contains lithium. You will be required to present it separately during the security check.


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