Will this support you on a flight?
748692
I was using this for a neck injury. It held my neck quite ridged with the chin upright. Not sure what you are going to use it for but I've used it riding in the car and it held my injury stable.
748693
When traveling coach class and even often in business/first, my neck would give me fits, including invariably ending up with a head/neck ache. The unnatural position on an airplane seat is horrible. Although this is not a pillow and will not prevent one from swaying when asleep, it has greatly minimized the discomfort and it has pretty much eliminated the head and neck aches when on a flight. I am also an avid reader and sporadically will put this on for a while to "straighten" my neck out. Good luck. It's a good product.
748694
For me, it helped a lot especially compared to those U-shaped, foam bead-filled pillows that you find at the airport, because it doesn't push your neck forward and I can still use it to doze off even if my seat has to be upright for takeoffs/landings. I also like it because it is more compact than most travel pillows and I can just loop it onto my carryon handles or throw in it my tote.
748695
Absolutely! I took it on a road trip because I'm at that age where I tend to fall asleep if I sit still. I strap it on tightly and it holds my head in place. Because it is tall, It prevents my head from falling forward or back and tipping right or left.
748696
It supports your neck if you have neck problems, but its not a pillow, if that's what you mean?It works great when my neck is real bad.
748697
These collars can be a bit stiff when new, and a bit hot to wear; but YES, I wear them on long bus trips all the time. Lost a couple, but you can't beat the Amazon price.
533420
It uses a signal that should not affect anything on a plane. I think you'd be ok.
1657917
Yes it will. The top colapses. I have traveled on several different planes and had no problems.
538679
In my opinion, it will give you adequate padding (what is enough?), and is easily transportable. I would definitely consider taking it on a flight.
403258
Probably. Maybe. The reason I'm not definitive might depend on the airline. It could be a carry-on by size from what I can see (very close). If you look at the specifications for size and compare with an airline chart online, that might help. Hate to tell you definitively, since I don't know and don't work for an airline.
889859
You should be able to carry it on the plane. It's 35" long in its case. For the total linear length and weight it should be okay. However each airline is different I'd call the airline and ask
1829157
It would hold either. Will hold shoes. Most airlines may limit weight to 40 lbs.
1388248
I took it but didn't use it. The air France flight that I was on had its own footrests. I agree it was heavy and took up needed space in my carry on. My friend (who recommended it) swears by hers.
1475982
Call the airline and ask them. You can take as cushion, whetehr or not you'd be bale to use the car adapter feature on a plane, I don't know.
2246004
Absolutely, yes! Please be careful -- DO NOT press the microphone/call button when using it in your seat output jack. That interferes with A2G comms and causes all kinds of havoc with the other passengers headphone outputs too. Though I was able to successfully divert my flight from Bismarck to Terrahaute down to Miami instead...other passengers were pretty freakin' stoked too; all in all a great buy for your extended travel adventures!
414709
absolutely. i use it on every flight. i use it on the plane before takeoff and then again as needed. it is great. flying is so much more comfortable now.
403260
Yes! It doesn't leave you with much leg, but on my southwest flights it for perfectly under the seat fully loaded.
1103552
Yes. It is a bit big but they will let you use it on most airplanes. At the very least, they will allow you to gate check it for free. Check with the airline - you have to call them anyway to let them know that you're traveling with infants.
2087214
No , not to my knowledge . I at least personally would not use it for traveling on an airplane .
953540
Yes but I guess it will depend on what you will be putting in it. If it's really full, they might ask you to check it. It depends on how full it is and also the airliner. It should be fine.
1716359
No. It is too lightweight and requires your legs to provide stability. It's great for traveling - car, bus, train, etc.
129932
I've never used it on an airplane but from using it in my car I would say yes. It doesn't stick out very far. Hope this helps somewhat!