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Can I take the Minu V3 on board the plane?

Modified on Fri, 2 Oct at 8:22 AM
A mum crouches beside a grey Minu V3 with a child in it at an airport terminal.

The Minu V3 folds to 25 x 45 x 55 cm, which meets the IATA overhead standard, and weighs 7.6 kg. Whether it can go in the cabin depends on your airline.

Check with your airline

Airlines set their own carry-on rules for each fare and aircraft, and some count the pram as your one bag. Check before you book, not at the gate.

If it goes in the hold

Use the Minu travel bag and register it under the TravelSafe Program before you fly. Damage caused by airline shipping and handling is otherwise excluded from the warranty.

The Minu travel bag has a hidden pocket for a tracking device, so you can see where the pram is while it is in the hold.

Earlier Minu models

Earlier Minu models have different weights and folded sizes. See the manual for your version on the product manuals page.

Still need help?

Lodge a request and our Melbourne team will reply within one business day. Include your receipt, a photo of the serial number label and photos of the problem.

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More on uppababy.com.au

Information from uppababy.com.au, checked 1 October 2026. Folding and care steps also checked against UPPAbaby's worldwide support site.

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