Would this fit on two empty seats of an airplane?
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The Nest Travel Bed manufactured by Phil & Teds is 30" x 15" x 13" when open. When stored, it measures 31" x 17" x 5". To find the exact seat dimensions of your particular airline and type of jet that you'll be flying (usually you can see the jet classification on your ticket information) you can search that on a helpful website www.seatguru.com. Depending on whether the flight is domestic or international it seems that the average economy class seats range in widths from 17"-20". This would be even more for business/first class seating. That being said, with the seat dimensions of two adjacent seats, the 30" length of the Nest (when up and being used) should be able to fit in even the smallest width of two airlines seats combined (34").
953540
Yes but I guess it will depend on what you will be putting in it. If it's really full, they might ask you to check it. It depends on how full it is and also the airliner. It should be fine.
818570
Yes, this definitely fits under an airplane seat. I've taken it on three flights and haven't had any issues.
87062
It might... but it didn't fit into our Tumi Alpha 2 Rolling duffle, it was about an inch too big to squeeze it in on a diagonal. It does have a strap on it so you can carry it onto a plane pretty easily though.
2023886
I am sorry I did not try to place under an airplane seat, I would guess yes if its not to full.
542048
I have used it ion the small US Air planes which have two seats on one side and a single seat on the other. It fits under the seat on the side of the plane with two seats. I bought the bag specifically for those small planes. I slid it under top side first and it fit perfectly. Do not know if it would fit under the single seat I was very satisfied with the bag.
538677
I would believe it would work well. It has a handle to carry it by, and sitting waiting for your plane to take off you could sit on it there as well.
1880765
It should....the GoProfessional Phantom Two case size is 9 x 17 x 20. Just checked carry on size for Southwest Airlines , and they state 10 x 16 x 24,.... I'd do it!
152421
Yes. It is adjustable to fit under the airplane's seat. It is reduced by 1" at each side.
1981882
It should. I don't fly much, so I'm not sure how much room there typically is between the seat and the floor. Would definitely fit in the overhead with room to spare.
640780
I dont believe so, because it just fits the air. I think it will be too small
824504
I believe it will. You can always get the travel boppy. We love ours and it fits on a plane.
1386952
It folds in half so I would think so, but I don't know the size requirements of airlines these days. If it's Southwest, it might be a little wider than that small window they have you put your bag through. But the weight shouldn't be an issue.
1000042
I don't think so unless you are talking about a private plane. Although it is small, it would not fit in the space allowed on a plane.
708311
Yes and no. I have been able to fit it when one of the first to board the plane but also have been forced to check it when one of the last to board and overhead space is tight. I would suggest not over stuffing it and giving it a go!!
1339559
Yes. It's also narrow enough to easily fit down the aisle of the airplane so you don't bump into seats.
1696275
No. There is no way it would fit. Well, perhaps on a large plane. I'm not sure exactly about the dimensions but I think it ends up being to tall. The seat itself is approved for in flight use so you could use it on the plane. The airlines check carseats for free with a child so I went that route.