can it be used on an airplane?
1122866
No. You can't even put it in your suitcase. Hotels would be smart to have them in their establishments for travelers to use.
1122867
Not very easily. You need about two feet of leg room and a foot and a half width and unfortunately, most planes don't have that much room. Plus, it doesn't fold up and would be bulky to carry in my opinion.
1122868
hi, like I previously said, this was a gift I sent to someone; I have no idea, but I doubt it.
1122869
Probably not because it won't fit under the seat in front and it would block the way out for other passengers.
1122870
maybe in first class, it isn't very big, but it is bigger than a carry on bag.
1122871
I really can't imagine that, especially since there's barely room between the rows for your legs. Don't know how much room there would be in First Class or Business, though. From one end to the other it is maybe 20-22 inches. Hope this helps.
2265556
No. This device uses WiMax on a high frequency band that will not work properly on a plane.
2239679
I haven't used this on an airplane. This one might be a little too tall to fit under some airline seats as they seem to be getting smaller. But, it is a soft carrier so it would be easier to maneuver than a hard carrier. Sorry if that does't answer your question 100%.
1387515
It has a flammable wax based fuel pack. So I would say , no. But check with the airlines.
184558
Yes, although you'll need a power source as the battery won't hold for the whole trip. Unless your flight is less than an hour. Sorry, we hated this device.
802646
You can charge the DVD player while watching a movie, as long as you have a nearby socket. It works on trains and buses. Not sure about airplanes, never been on one, but it should work.
957050
No. This is not certified to be used on aircraft. This seat requires a type-2 harness (lap and shoulder belt), which is not available on aircraft.
1962760
No. It uses its own headset. Also, planes don't allow wireless communications.
583682
No its just a headset but I'm sure you can use it on a plane that requires only one input
2216944
I would think you could use this on a small plane like a Cessna etc. which is similar in size to an automobile seat but I'm not familiar with the cushion's flammability characteristics as required by FAA standards. I would guess if it's safe for a car it would be acceptable in an aircraft. I find it very comfortable and have used it in my car for several weeks now. It's not that expensive and you could always return it if it doesn't fit.
1577928
Yes. We use it on planes so we can both watch a movie. It worked well for us. Airlines are going to more updated planes and our last 2 flights were no movie or radio on board so DVD player or other personal device is only way to be entertained.
132188
Only if the plane had a 12v cigarette lighter power point. I've never seen one of these on a plane.
533420
It uses a signal that should not affect anything on a plane. I think you'd be ok.
531556
It will work on the plane's EmPower port -- many planes now (depending on carrier) have regular outlets that you can plug directly into. The "auto" portion is just an adapter.
478637
Not sure I never traveled with it. I assume since it's flat and has no moving parts or sharp edges, it would not be a problem. Contact your airline they should be able to tell you?
1544897
Yes this is used on aircraft. You can also used a teflon paste they make too. Never use teflon tape it splits.
2214581
My only concern might be is that the seat does not cover the entire cushion of an airplane seat. They make a larger version, look at the dimensions on the website. But, otherwise, I do not see why it would not work.