Can you carry this travel crib on the plane or do u need to check it?
770589
We checked ours, but you could probably carry it on. It's half the length of your typical graco pack and play.
770590
Hi, we haven't flown with it yet (but we will in April, when we go on a trip to California). Best is to check with the airline. We flown to Europe in October and called the airline to find out their policy on carrying baby stuff and they were extremely helpful, so that's our recommendation. And once you know the policy, would you mind sharing it with us? Thank you and sorry we couldn't be of any assistance :)
770591
I checked it in becasue I had a lot of luggage, but I think you could carry it on too.
770592
No it needs to be checked as a bag. It will count as one of your baggage totals.
32552
I'm not sure about taking it on the plane. I checked it as didn't want to be bothered storing luggage. When full it is quite large. You will have to check the airlines guidelines about size.
876751
I purchased this as a carry on for my granddaughter. I would not subject it to the abuse that checked luggage receives. It is small enough to go under the seat in front or in the overheard compartment.
263401
Carry on would be fine. Depending on how you pack, it may need to go in the overhead compartment.
60910
I've checked it in luggage a few times without issue. Not carry-on though. I put it in a ziplock back in case pressure were to cause any leaking, but I do that with all liquids in checked luggage.
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.
961264
I do not know the measurements of the box but airlines are typically great with checking baby items such as stroller, carrier, and portable crib for free as they are considered necessary items. We flew Delta in 7/12 with this travel system and it flew free. I will say they are VERY rough on your stuff. Expect scratches and etc. they will likely require you to open the box and you'll never get it back in at the airport. Ship it to your destination or check at home to see if you think u can get it back in box. I recommend renting a carrier bc they will chuck your stuff around and carseats are not meant to be handled this way. Call your airline. I do not know the measurements of the box but airlines are typically great with checking baby items such as stroller, carrier, and portable crib for free as they are considered necessary items. We flew Delta in 7/12 with this travel system and it flew free. I will say they are VERY rough on your stuff. Expect scratches and etc. they will likely require you to open the box and you'll never get it back in at the airport. Ship it to your destination or check at home to see if you think u can get it back in box. I recommend renting a carrier bc they will chuck your stuff around and carseats are... » Read More I do not know the measurements of the box but airlines are typically great with checking baby items such as stroller, carrier, and portable crib for free as they are considered necessary items. We flew Delta in 7/12 with this travel system and it flew free. I will say they are VERY rough on your stuff. Expect scratches and etc. they will likely require you to open the box and you'll never get it back in at the airport. Ship it to your destination or check at home to see if you think u can get it back in box. I recommend renting a carrier bc they will chuck your stuff around and carseats are not meant to be handled this way. Call your airline. « Show Less
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
998591
I don't know about the plane (it depends on the airlines I think, we were not able to use it last time). But it is perfect for your stay. It is easy to carry when you are taking cabs. At 2.5 he is at the limit, but we used one on our 2 year old and it was ok. For the planes, you dont need a special seat after 2 I think. We did not. Have a safe trip!
542310
That depends on the airline. I did a gig in Vegas last year and they let me put it in the coat closet, when I played in Austin at SXSW, they made me check it. But I checked it at the gate with all the baby strollers. So it doesn't have to go through the airport luggage system. It's a great case and the reason I got it was because I knew that if I had to check the guitar, it would be safe.
876749
Yes, it is hard luggage so can be checked. I think it better for overhead carryon however.
570310
Indeed you can, only if it is checked at the gate. You will be able to access it at the gate and pick it up wen leaving the aircraft. I would double check with the individual airline
1244586
You couldn't carry it on, but if you checked it I think it would be fine. The packaging is good.
1987634
I would contact TSA/airline to be sure. You may be able to pack the ice pack \ in luggage that is checked. I would doubt you can bring this on the plane.
1255460
Maybe you need check US flights safety requirement, usually could carry it to air flights but not allow to use
1393687
Probably, but why are you bringing it on the plane? We used the Britax traveler cart + car seat to get our little one to the plane entrance, and then left it there for the crew to stow underneath. Really convenient way to get your car seat to your destination, no additional checked baggage fee (United), and easy way to transport your little one through the airport. Good luck.
1510870
It is a good crib...I never used it for traveling. When we did fold it up when we were done with it at " Nana's house " it took a bit of time.