can this work as a car seat dolly for airports?
1344168
Yes if you have a safe secure way such as a small ratchet strap to bind it. It can more than handle the load. I been using mine to transport firewood from the garage to the house without "ANY" issues.
1344169
Matthew, it's size would definitely fit compactly in any car and you could surely use it for your luggage dolly when flying. I hope that answers your question.
1344170
You could probably bungee a car seat to it (minus the baby) I think it would work
320623
I use mine for luggage check. I usually have my hands too full to bring the car seat to gate check.
1361371
It sure can. I travelled with it and I took it straight to the plane door. When I came off it was right the waiting for me. The only thing I did was take it a part and folded it up (which I did with one hand), so to answer your question yes.
534382
I believe the manual states that it is rated for airplane travel. I do not have it with me now, and we have never tried. I would imagine as a forward facing carseat it would fit, but rear facing would be a very tight squeeze and probably wouldn't fit in the recommended reclining position for smaller infants.
1330272
Yes it can. Use the existing seat belt to anchor it to the seat. Works great!
1240854
It's a 2 piece pole but I don't think it would work for a suitcase :-). As far as putting it into the back of a car or suv you should have no problems
1013851
The handle releases and lays on a bit of an angle over the seat so you can get it in a trunk or roll it onto a back seat easier. I would think it could be checked at the airport same as a stroller or baby car seat. Maybe have them put shrink wrap around it like you can get done for luggage?
192644
Yes and no. If you mean air travel, then no. But if you are just throwing in the back of the car, yes. It's small and lightweight. But if you needed to travel by air, the screws all have plastic nubs, so you could take it apart and put it back together at your destination. It has 5 screws total.
1256597
Yes! But remember the wheels don't work that well... The bag doesn't roll smoothly like a luggage. My husband hated dragging it. It does keep the car seat clean and you can also stuff diapers or winter jackets in it:)
1500047
Yes.... I use it for camping, but see no reason why it couldn't be use on an airplane.
1656287
I would think so. I used it with a convertible carseat with the strap fed under the back padding. I would just wonder if the base would drag on the ground while pulling.
1551135
Can't imagine that it wouldn't - it has standard seat belt hookups on each side. I think it would work in a car as well as a plane.
786321
It is certified for aircraft use - I have not taken mine on the airplane. The carseat is large and difficult to carry thru an airport, I am also not sure if it will fit in the airplane seat well - so I chose to check the carseat and take my baby as a lap child. It is a FABULOUS carseat for everything else though - we love both of ours!
642082
I think you could, if the object is no longer/higher than the basis of the handle (appr. level of the small wheels), because, after lowering the object, you would need to remove the handle and put it into vertical position to move it as a dolly. Just to let you know that scooping may be little bit difficult with this truck, as the tongue is relatively short.
560016
I don't think it would work as a car seat as it is only stable if sitting in the round section of a toilet seat. otherwise it is a little unstable.
1881441
I think it could be used as a travel seat. It is a bit larger then other potty seats but it still would work.
1161168
Doubtful unless the suitcase is very large. The seat is very long during transport.