Technically, yes — but it’s not recommended. Most airlines and safety guidelines strongly suggest keeping laptops in your carry-on or personal item since checked luggage can be exposed to rough handling, temperature changes, and higher risk of loss or damage.

Here’s what to consider before placing a laptop in checked luggage:

• Risk of damage – Checked bags get tossed, stacked, and dropped, which can crack screens or damage internal components

• Security & theft – Electronics are safer when kept close vs. in checked luggage

• Battery restrictions – Most laptops contain lithium-ion batteries, and many airlines prefer (or require) these to stay in the cabin

• Access during travel – Keeping your laptop in your carry-on makes it easier for TSA screening and mid-travel use

If you’re traveling with electronics, the best option is to pack your laptop in laptop luggage like a structured tote, backpack, or laptop rolling luggage with a padded sleeve and secure compartments. That way, you protect your device while staying organized through security, boarding, and in-flight transitions. Our travel bags are designed to work as functional laptop luggage with dedicated pockets and smart organization to keep your essentials protected and easy to reach. Always check your airline’s current rules before flying, since policies can vary.