Flying soon. Does this snack tray fold into the stroller, or do I just have to take it off and bring it with me on the plane?
1588293
It folds easily into the stroller. I always kept mine on and I also flew with it just fine.
1588294
No it doesn't fold. U would have to take it with you but it's a pretty big sized snack try. Just fyl.
2241645
Very easy to fold down. I frequently travel by air with my dog and can quickly drop this stroller into the folded state at security and at the end of the jet way (for gate checking).
262886
We bought this for our son and daughter-in-law. I believe they said that it does need to be removed in order to fold the stroller, but that doesn't seem to be a problem as it removes and reattaches easily.
1775600
P.S. I used this as one of my travel strollers. Although the handling isn't amazing (low price), I found it very convenient for the airport and at my destinations. I really like the large basket in the bottom and the snack tray for your child (often things you cannot get with an umbrella stroller).
1114636
We checked-in this bag with the stroller. My husband didnt want to take the wheels off the stroller at the gate, which is what you need to do to pack it.
1107580
Just put it in a suitcase that's not being carried on. You don't need it during the flight.
262882
You do not need to remove the adapter. However, the stroller does not fold as flat if you do not remove it. We found that we would have to remove it sometimes when going through airport security screeners, but that was about it. We would also generally remove it when going on long road trips in a packed car (to get extra space). One thing we also learned is that you can make the stroller a lot lighter by removing the existing seat (so you would just have a frame, the adapter, and your car seat). It is very easy to remove the seat and put it back on when you are done with the adapter and your child is in the main seat. You do not need to remove the adapter. However, the stroller does not fold as flat if you do not remove it. We found that we would have to remove it sometimes when going through airport security screeners, but that was about it. We would also generally remove it when going on long road trips in a packed car (to get extra space). One thing we also learned is that you can make the stroller a lot lighter by removing the existing seat (so you would just have a frame, the adapter, and your car seat). It is very easy to remove the seat and put it back on when you are done with the adapter and... » Read More You do not need to remove the adapter. However, the stroller does not fold as flat if you do not remove it. We found that we would have to remove it sometimes when going through airport security screeners, but that was about it. We would also generally remove it when going on long road trips in a packed car (to get extra space). One thing we also learned is that you can make the stroller a lot lighter by removing the existing seat (so you would just have a frame, the adapter, and your car seat). It is very easy to remove the seat and put it back on when you are done with the adapter and your child is in the main seat. « Show Less
2279231
You do need the tray table on the back of the seat in front of you in order to use this. It's a great thing for comfort on flights and fits easily in a carry-on. I love mine!
722714
I bought this stroller for my daughter. I asked her and she said it folds well but not for carry on. Hope this helps.
683441
I oy have one snack tray attached, but yes, mine does! except mine is on the back seat, which theoretically should make it tougher to fold. Still fine!
1497989
Yes, I was quite concerned about that as I wss taking an internationsl flight with two plane changes. Mine is a twin donkey and too large to be gate checked. A "fragile" tag was attached and it arrived safe and sound. The stroller is securely fadtened eithin the transport which has some insulation. Bon voyage!
377270
It does not come with one. May be something to research on the mfg website. You would need a method of securing the handles so it stays folded and you could then leave it at the end of the jetway before you enter the plane, similar to parents who leave strollers.
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Most planes have the tray table "recessed" into the seat in front of them. Usually families travelling with children are allowed to board first. You just have to lower the tray table behind the child, slip the strap in place and tighten then return their tray table "to the locked" position. The belt will not interfere with them opening or lowering their table during flight. Not sure how you confirm the plane you're traveling on has the tray tables recessed. I used mine for 3 years on probably a dozen flight (internationally as well) and never found a tray table not recessed...but I've heard some planes don't have recessed tables. Hope this helps! Most planes have the tray table "recessed" into the seat in front of them. Usually families travelling with children are allowed to board first. You just have to lower the tray table behind the child, slip the strap in place and tighten then return their tray table "to the locked" position. The belt will not interfere with them opening or lowering their table during flight. Not sure how you confirm the plane you're traveling on has the tray tables recessed. I used mine for 3 years on probably a dozen flight (internationally as well) and never found a tray table not... » Read More Most planes have the tray table "recessed" into the seat in front of them. Usually families travelling with children are allowed to board first. You just have to lower the tray table behind the child, slip the strap in place and tighten then return their tray table "to the locked" position. The belt will not interfere with them opening or lowering their table during flight. Not sure how you confirm the plane you're traveling on has the tray tables recessed. I used mine for 3 years on probably a dozen flight (internationally as well) and never found a tray table not recessed...but I've heard some planes don't have recessed tables. Hope this helps! « Show Less
1767957
Yes. I found the tray to be difficult to get on and off so you probably want to leave it on. We ended up returning the stroller because the front wheels wobbled. I was upset about returning it becuse it was perfect in every other way. It was light weight, had an amazing canopy, easy to fold and had a nice basket on the bottom. I would have exchanged it to see if it was just that one stroller but we were heading to Disney the next day and did not have time for a new one to be shipped.
43519
It is great for travel because it is very lightweight, easy to maneuver, and easy to fold. True it does fold up very compact, but I don't find that to be an issue when I'm flying, since the stroller is going underneath the plane in the cargo area (it cannot be carried inside the cabin of the plane, but the airline will allow you to check it in at the gate).
1169919
I recently used this stroller in the Chicago O'Hare Intl. Airport. Since its so big you have to get it checked in as luggage not carry on, but they will let u take it until u are about to board the plane then they take it to cargo, but if u have multiple stops they will bring it to you at every stop at no extra cost. I would double check with your airline when you're checking in, but that was my experience. Also this is the best brand of stroller I've ever owned!
43520
I purchased this stroller for that sole purpose! Its very lite weight and maneuvers great. Unfortunately, I am not sure if you can take it on board the plane I have read other reviews where they said its great for travelling and moving through airports. Not many airlines that I know will let you take it on board.They will let you get as far as the plane then they will have one of the employess store it under . I would call the airline your flying on and ask them! Hope this was a little helpful