Yes, but with one crucial step. The suitcase itself is carry-on compliant in size. The lithium battery (73.26Wh) must either remain in the suitcase as it is under the 100Wh limit for carry-on bags, or be removed and carried separately in the cabin, depending on the specific airline’s policy. Always check with your airline beforehand and be prepared to remove it.
It’s very intuitive. After security, you can unfold it, step on, and use the handlebar to ride to your gate. It doesn’t require the app for basic riding. You can also simply tow it like a normal suitcase. For features like using the Find My network to locate it if lost, you would use the companion app.
No problem at all. The Airwheel SE3S (20L volume) simply turns into a standard, lightweight rolling suitcase. You can tow it normally. The battery recharges fully in about 2 hours using a standard charger. For more detailed specifications and the latest airline guidance, visiting the official Airwheel website is always recommended.