Does this fit comfortably on a plane tray table?
779366
No. I think it would be too large. We also have the lay-n-go mini and it is a fabulous size for the airplane.
599684
i need to know the dimensions and whether it fits nicely under the seat on planes
737145
Tough question because every plane is different, even in economy (international, carrier, regional, etc...). I did a quick search to see if there was an "average" to go off and about 10 inches seemed to be an average depth for airplane trays and about 16 inches wide. This laptop is just about 9 inches deep, so it would fit it 10 is the true average. I could see that if the person in front of you reclined, the angle might force you to slide the laptop forward on the tray and cause it to hang off the front. If that happens, then the touch pad might be tricky to use. The keys sit pretty far back from the front, which is nice. I own two (gen 1's) and really like both. If you buy, I would suggest a gen 1 (if you can find it) or a gen 3. they changed the function key layout on the gen 2 and received a flood of negative feedback about that many felt was one of the worst redesigns ever. Gen 3 seemed to eliminate a lot of those mistakes. Hope that helps.
221935
Sorry, I am not sure. Kinda thin and not so durable, so I personally would not recommend for plane.
52099
No, absolutely not. It would not be safely hooked onto your table without the tray in place.
1731490
I don't think it would be too wide for a plane. It is bigger than the food tray that folds down from the seat in front of you.
637656
When you take the tray off, there is a smaller tray attached underneath permanently to the seat. It fits under my countertop, depending how tall your table is this could work for that!
819304
I can't find anyone who has answered this. Will it fit under airplane seat.
898486
The bench should fit as an overhead item on a plane. The shipping box has the legs unassembled, therefore it is the dimensions stated in the Amazon description.
1960777
My granddaughter has gotten a great deal of use out of this. We replaced the large highchair in my dining room with this & it is both useful & compact. It would most definitely fit in a plane seat & I would consider using it for flight travel.
1601754
I did try putting the tray on my lap and it is quite large but is not uncomfortable. I am rather small though, so in a larger lap it would lay flatter. I would be afraid of knocking it over since its about twice the size of my lap.
1303570
Question is a bit vague. If your table is portable it should be able to fit on this cart, even if not an Earthlite table. Like a luggage cart fits most luggage brands.
538676
It might be tad big and come up the sides of the plane seat a little, but I would definitely try it. The handle makes it easy to carry, it's not that heavy, and I don't think the airlines can balk at something that might be considered for medical purposes. It would give you a little bit of extra cushioning and comfort.
2164140
Yes, more than comfortably. The table is 70 inches long and appears shorter in the pic; there is plenty of room for six chairs if you have the space. I love mine.
1045481
It is airline friendly. It will fit easily overhead and will also fit under most seats.
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.
1960688
Yes, a tray would lie flat on it. The leather is tight enough and it isn't soft on top.