Can I use it for airplane?
1577950
You could use it for a plane, provided the plane's wheel does not have a skirt. If the plane has skirts, it would be very difficult to get the Chock lock deployed, without lifting the wheel (and the plane).I would be hesitant to recommend it for an plane with RG because the wheel could be turned in reverse and the chock lock could hit the squat switch, if the switch is located near the wheel or on the strut by the wheel.
1577951
You could use it for a plane, provided the plane's wheel does not have a skirt. If the plane has skirts, it would be very difficult to get the Chock lock deployed, without lifting the wheel (and the plane). I would be hesitant to recommend it for an plane with RG because the wheel could be turned in reverse and the chock lock could hit the squat switch, if the switch is located near the wheel or on the strut by the wheel.
100487
I'm not sure because we haven't had to use them on a plane yet. I mainly bought it so I wouldn't have to listen to my son's (annoying) video games through the adjoining bedroom wall night and day, lol. Id imagine you may be able to though, as it came with one of those little adapter things on the end to make the jack (plug-in) bigger or smaller, so it can be used on a TV, or a MP3 player, or a guitar amp, etc. I wouldnt take my word for it, but bet the smaller one would probably work in an airplane plug in.
695313
There are multiple adapters to hook it up to about anything. BUT, mine failed to hold a charge after 2 uses. I tried several ways to contact the company and the vendor and never got a reply. So I spent all that money to use it for 2 airline flights. I would not recommend it.
535158
Yes you can because output 110 and 220 v. I use it with airpurefir and irobot and it work good
1855827
Yes, you may take the external charger on the airplane is it is medical equipment and FAA approved.
2087214
No , not to my knowledge . I at least personally would not use it for traveling on an airplane .
189332
I haven't tried, but I don't see why not. It has a standard plug, and most airlines have standard plugs in the seat or console.
728959
Yes. But I would not trust it for air travel. It's perfect for ground travel. Light and sturdy.
655318
No this would not be safe for use on an airplane. Depending on the age and size of your child, you should have a carrier or sturdy seat with proper restraint capabilities. Consult with your physician or the airline on suitable options.
584195
Not an option for an airplane. We used a baby katan (sp?,) for our flight from Oregon to Wisconsin. We did, however, find this item very easy to travel with and worked great in our hotel room.
202703
Sorry, I can't help you with your question. I used mine for in-flight use only. I'm sure there is some app out there for you though.Good Luck!
1782421
I think you can, it has a adapter. but if you are really not sure about that, buy a adapter, its cheap.
378667
I haven't used it on a plane as of yet. However, I don't see it being a problem. I will be taking mine on my trip in September.
1752726
Yes. Most airlines use a single prong 1/8 inch (3.5 mm) plug so you can just plug it in the same way you plug into your phone/Ipod/MP3 player. This also comes with adapters for twin prong airplane plugs (older airplanes) and 1/4 inch plugs for home stereos.
932696
No, these are really not for portable use. Inner ear headphones are your best bet for planes.
2096535
I don't see why not. But they are generally used for sensitive electronic equipment to avoid interference from vibration. I bought them for use in an aviation application.
612659
Why not if it is the right voltage, storage capacity and physical fit. Probably have to remove the connector to get the individual wires and be carefull of the polarity or the plane will try to fly backwards.