can it be suitable for a normal size baby car to international flight?
1634927
If you're referring to a regular sized stroller, yes. I have the britax b-ready, which I feel is on the larger side and it fit the stroller just fine with the stroller seat. It's not perfect but it got the job done.
391660
I find it kind of cumbersome to use when switching from car to car. I can imagine having to carry through an airport. Love the seat, but it took a little bit for me to get it down to a science. If you have an infant u may want to use a cradle car seat instead.
594945
Yes I think this would be too small. We love this for airport travel b/c it is so light and compact. Also I can easily manage it in and out of the trunk for quick errands around town. However, our guy is a smaller 2year old and just under 30lbs. I find there is ample room in the seat for him, but not enough length in the straps to accommodate much more growth. Don't have any other suggestions. This is a stable stroller with great wheels - for the price I could not be happier.
600453
It is very easy and very light. I bought the go go baby mini travelmate with it and could easily carry them both on. You just thread the seatbelt through the slot and pull it tight until secure. I put baby on another seat while I did it and it took maybe two minutes at most.
106723
It is fine on regular flights (in USA & Canada). I believe it is advertised as their largest that fits standard size restrictions. I took it as carry-on on one trip, fit nicely in overhead bin.
618227
We have a regular Britax Boulevard, and it fits an airplane seat. I believe the regular Boulevard and "Click and Safe" models are the same size (although I could be wrong). It was a semi-tight fit through the aisle, but we didn't hit anyone. :) The carseat fit pretty easily into the airline seat by just lifting the armrest. The airline seatbelt was a whole different story. I had a very difficult time getting the belt tight enough through the carseat bars-it is just a bad angle. I held onto the seat on take-off and landing just to be sure. Also, I would suggest purchasing wheels for your carseat. go-go Kidz Travelmate is a set of wheels that attaches to your car seat-essentially turning it into a stroller. It is pricey, but worth it. This way you can check your stroller and not have to tow a carseat and stroller through busy airports. Put it together and practice at home to be sure you can do it quickly and easily at the airport. Hope this was helpfu!
2234979
It is small; the tube and the arm (the black part holding up the tube) could be packed away in the foam in the box it came in and put into a carry-on, which would be the only way to fly with it. But the legs would have to be checked. On the other hand, if it's a long car trip you're talking about then yes, no problem, it's very portable.
1393688
First class yes, but business class no. Airline aisles are pretty narrow. The rack itself would probably fit, but there's no way it would fit with the carseat on it; the same way a stroller wouldn't fit down a plane aisle.
1063115
No. It is too big to fit under airplane seat. I travel alot with my tiny dogs (just got back from MN) and wish this stroller would break down into a soft carrier that fit under the seat and the rest could be stored with the other baby strollers brought onboard. I now use a soft Sherpa large size carrier to fit them comfortably under seat.Hope this response helps
830022
I have the Alpha Omega from Costco and agree with what Keri said. The carseat does fit in the seat, but you'll definitely want to remove the cup holder, raise the arms, and maybe buy the person in the seat in front of your little one a drink, because they'll be getting kicked the entire flight.
384476
I haven't tried air travel with the stroller yet. I would be surprised if you were allowed to take it on board. It would probably go into the cargo area with baby strollers ??? Suggestion---call the airlines.
392337
No the seat is too bulky and does not fit on an airplane seat. But it is perfect for the car. Your baby will love you for the mini-couch feeling :).
247575
I don't think that the weight would matter for the strap, it is more what your luggage can handle. The strap is very sturdy, and I would think it could handle any size child that still fits in a carseat. The limitation would be if the suitcase can handle the weight. The last time I used this my son weighed probably 30 pounds, and we have average size/weight car seats. There was no problem at all with it.
705929
Absolutely. Have taken on many flights and it just barely fits within airline regulations, albeit only in the softcase that comes with it. If they give you a hard time, just insist that they measure it or just insist period. It is a musical instrument that shouldn't be stored in the belly of the plane (though it is sturdy enough I think it would survive just fine as long as it doesn't get crushed by shifting luggage) and it fits easily in the overhead compartments anyway. Like I said, I never had any problem and I've taken it even on international flights. No biggie.
1006118
No, the stroller is too big for that. I have taken it to Aruba and it always goes in the bottom of the plane. I usually put it in a stroller bag at the gate just before boarding.
1011887
I would not chance it. It is too soft to face the airlines and too big for carry on.
724017
I have not unpacked it yet. But from the looks of it, if you want to use it on an air plane,I think it is to big. For a car trip I think it would be ok.