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A compression board, webbing straps with a Paravel clip and two pockets, in a recycled striped lining.

Paravel is an American luggage brand known for the Aviator, a ribbed hardside suitcase made largely from recycled materials and built so its wheels, handle and lock can be repaired.
Founded in New York in 2016 by Indré Rockefeller and Andy Krantz, Paravel always argued that a good-looking suitcase can also be a responsible one. Under ATR Group, the relaunched Aviator puts numbers behind it.
A compression board, webbing straps with a Paravel clip and two pockets, in a recycled striped lining.

Recycled polycarbonate in the shell, from certified post-consumer material.
Hinomoto Silent Glide spinners from Japan, replaceable, like the handle and lock.
From 249 lb zipper pulls to drops after chilling to 10°F.
Warranty on Aviators bought at paravel.com, registered within 30 days.
Both are sold as the Paravel Aviator Carry-On, yet they measure, weigh and are covered differently. Amazon and resale sites carry the original; paravel.com sells only the new one. Check which you are looking at before you trust a size or a warranty.
Sold until May 2025, still found on Amazon and resale sites.
On sale at paravel.com since October 8, 2026.
Original figures are as Amazon and other retailers listed them; new figures come from Paravel's product pages. Full side-by-side numbers are on the Aviator Carry-On dimensions page.
The new Aviator comes as a Carry-On, Carry-On Plus, Grand and Trunk, all with the same deck-ribbed polycarbonate shell, Hinomoto spinner wheels and TSA-approved lock. Two are cabin bags; two are checked.

21.6 x 14.2 x 9.0 in7.28 lb, 39.2 L, for 3 to 4 days

22.4 x 15.0 x 9.8 in7.72 lb, 47 L, for 4 to 5 days

27.9 x 19.3 x 11.6 in11.02 lb, 87.5 L, for 1 to 2 weeks

30.7 x 16.3 x 14.2 in12.13 lb, 99.8 L, for several weeks
Dimensions and weights from Paravel's product pages. Packing space is Paravel's usable figure; its maximum volume runs higher for each size. Trip lengths paraphrase Paravel's own guidance.
The 2026 palette takes its names from New England harbor towns: Nantucket in Massachusetts, Newport in Rhode Island, Bar Harbor in Maine and Mystic in Connecticut. Every Aviator size comes in all four; the tote and packing cubes come in the cream and the navy.

A warm sand shell with silver-toned corners. Lighter shells show travel marks sooner, owners of earlier Aviators found.

A deep claret rather than a bright red, easy to spot on a carousel.

A deep navy close to charcoal, paired with the striped lining.

The most forgiving finish for checked bags that meet baggage belts often.
The 10-year warranty started with the relaunch and covers only Aviator suitcases bought from paravel.com. Two answers settle it.
A cult direct-to-consumer brand went dark in the middle of a sale, filed for Chapter 7 in Delaware, then came back seventeen months later under ATR Group, the owner of Antler and Nere.
The Signature Canvas Tote and the original Fold-Up and Cabana bags, how the Aviator stacks up against Away, Monos, Béis and Rimowa, and which stores sell which Paravel.
Yes, under new owners. The original company filed for Chapter 7 liquidation in May 2025. ATR Group bought the brand that August and relaunched it at paravel.com on October 8, 2026. What happened to Paravel has the full timeline.
ATR Group, a London company that also owns the British luggage brand Antler and the Australian brand Nere. Its chief executive is Kirsty Glenne.
Paravel was founded in New York and launched in November 2016 by Indré Rockefeller and Andy Krantz. The relaunched brand keeps its coastal New England look under its London owner.
Paravel sits in premium luggage alongside Away, Monos and Béis, below heritage names like Rimowa. Its focus is design, recycled materials and repairable parts.
Only at paravel.com, which delivers within the contiguous US. See where to buy Paravel for every option.
No. Paravel listings on Amazon are original-era stock from before May 2025, without today's warranty. The relaunched collection is sold only at paravel.com.
No. Paravel's own store is paravel.com. Sites with similar names are run by third parties, not by Paravel or its owner.
Not yet. ATR Group plans an international rollout after rebuilding the brand in the US.
Four: the Carry-On (21.6 x 14.2 x 9.0 in), Carry-On Plus (22.4 x 15.0 x 9.8 in), Grand (27.9 x 19.3 x 11.6 in) and Trunk (30.7 x 16.3 x 14.2 in). The Aviator guide compares them.
On US airlines it usually will. On paper it is within the common 22 inch height and 9 inch depth limits and 0.2 inch over a 14 inch width. The Carry-On dimensions page checks it against each airline.
Reviewers have praised the smooth wheels, interior compression board and finish of the Aviator; the shell shows scuffs. The new model adds 40 published performance tests and repairable parts. The Paravel luggage review weighs it against rivals.
Not under warranty. The new owner covers only suitcases bought from October 8, 2026. For an older bag, an independent luggage repair shop is the usual route. The warranty page has the details.