Do airlines allow this car seat to carry with us in the airplane?
1264484
Yes... Seat has a sticker that says, "This restraint is certified for use in motor vehicle and aircraft"
2127543
This isn't something you use on the airplane. You just use it to carry your carseat to the airplane by tying it to your luggage. You'll need to take it off when you get to the plane so you can stow your luggage and either install or stow your carseat.
419515
Yes. When I went through security, they hand checked it for me instead of me passing it through the machine. Also, the flight attendants didn't seem to care that I had it strapped to the back of the seat, or that I took it off and placed in overhead. (I flew Delta, and tried both ways.) Just make sure to call your airline ahead of time and TRIPLE check that you can fly with the car seat in the seat and NOT gate checked. Have fun!
665991
Yes. This is from the manual "This child seat is certified for aircraft use. Most airlines in the U. S. And Canada will allow the use of a child seat as long as it is labeled as an approved child seat for use in aircraft and fits properly on the aircraft seat. Contact the airline about their policy prior to traveling." I have not used mine on a plane, but it recommends installing it in a window seat position and if the seatbelt on the plane is too short, the attendant should be able to provide an extender. Also, if the lap belts are inflatable (never have seen that) they are not compatible with his child seat. Hope this helps!
670178
Will definitely NOT fit, on some airlines it exceeds the check-in size. You can check plane side and the bag will protect the car seat
1309435
No it doesn't fit down isles, we recently traveled and tried it. I just folded it up before we got on the plane and put it in the car seat while carrying it on, luckily my toddler could walk to our seats.
1475982
Call the airline and ask them. You can take as cushion, whetehr or not you'd be bale to use the car adapter feature on a plane, I don't know.
634757
I can tell you from experiance using this seat on an international flight it is great. I flew from Germany to Texas without a car seat. I had this one ordered and sent to my destination, as my daughter was about to out grow her infant car seat. On the flight back to Germany my husband buckled this seat into the normal plan seat, and within mins my daughter was asleep and slept the entire 10 hour plane ride, lucky we had a night time flight. We also had a rental car while in the states and it fit perfectly. I did not install this car seat my husband did, but he said it was easy both in the car and on the plane.
392337
No the seat is too bulky and does not fit on an airplane seat. But it is perfect for the car. Your baby will love you for the mini-couch feeling :).
830023
"Sit and stroll" car seat and Dionos/Sunshine Kids car seats are FAA approved and are narrow enough to fit in most airline aisles and seats. I say that, because our "sit and stroll" could not fit in a tiny commuter plane's aisle so my hubby had to carry it overhead.
1594722
It is big and heavy. I dont think it will fit in Airline Economy class seat.
1063115
No. It is too big to fit under airplane seat. I travel alot with my tiny dogs (just got back from MN) and wish this stroller would break down into a soft carrier that fit under the seat and the rest could be stored with the other baby strollers brought onboard. I now use a soft Sherpa large size carrier to fit them comfortably under seat.Hope this response helps
1652665
Heck no you cannot carry it on an airplane. I wouldn't fit if you bought it it's own seat. You could probably check it if you paid. The box is at least 3ft tall
1696276
Hmm, I'm not sure. I checked the website but didn't see if can be carried on. But I know that for SouthWest, a checked carseat is free and does not count against your two free checked bags per person, so we just check it.
296989
We took it to NYC from California on a Jet blue airplane. We put it next to the window and it fit fine. It is a bit big but not so much that it blocks the middle seating area. We had the whole row, so it wasn't a problem for space. She was comfortable and I recommend this car seat 100%. The flight attendant actually let us board first so that we could install it properly. If you ask, I'm sure they will allow it. It is a bit heavy as well so keep that in mind when you are trying to tote this and your bags around the airport.
1955475
...we bought it for the car!...we have a much smaller carrier for the plane , one that goes under the seat. We don't know if this one is approved for plane, but it would have to be cargo as it is big!
1393688
First class yes, but business class no. Airline aisles are pretty narrow. The rack itself would probably fit, but there's no way it would fit with the carseat on it; the same way a stroller wouldn't fit down a plane aisle.