How does this go under the airline seat in front of you? Certainly not in the same direction as when you pull it correct? do you have to flip it?
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Unfortunately it does not fit under a plane seat. Your pet would have to be placed in an area designated for animals, presumably under the plane somewhere. It broke my heart not having my cat with me. It worked out well. He was comfortable, warm with his blankets, water & food. I even covered his carrier with an additional blanket for extra privacy & darkness that cats like. If there's a layover, you may be able to take your pet on a leash walk & or attend to them why you guys wait.
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No you must lie it side down with screen side up, retract the puller bar, handle I guess, face the wheels to the aisle, roll up flaps for ventilation, reposition fleece. that's what my instructions say word for word, I haven't taken it on a plane so am not familiar with the size of seats in planes I`m afraid so can`t really vouch for it. But that's what the instructions say it should be alright.
1142590
It's tricky at first...you have to fold it from under the seat. One of the legs that goes under the seat slides to fold. You need t pull/push it to the other side.
232880
From what I have read it is. From experiance if your taking it as a carry on it needs to fit under your seat. I dont know what the guidlines are otherwise. But like I said it did say it was airline approved and that is why one of the reasons I got one just in case.
915534
I installed it the way it is seen in the picture with the smaller compartment (for soap, razors, etc) on the bottom which for me makes sense when it comes to accessibility. So from what I have installed and what I usually have seen the bigger part goes up top. That is my recommendation but if your installing it lower somewhere it might make sense to flip it.
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The handle under the seat secures the seat in the desired position. Once you set the height and the direction you want the seat to face, you secure the handle so it doesn't move. Great product. Hope this helps, Vince
160221
I used an older model on an airplane. All car seats have to be forward facing and an airplane doesn't have a latch system. I always think installing a car seat without a latch system is more difficult. Also it is difficult to carry onto the airplane and move it between seats without bumping into anyone while still trying to wrangle the kiddo� I think this is true for all car seats though, not just this particular brand/model. Traveling with kids is just a lot more work!
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No... Not really. As pictured it only works in a vehicle. I use the seat for my 4 year old and we went on a flight without it; plus I don't even think it is authorized for use by the airlines... Best advice I can give is call the air line and get a booster seat if you really need it.
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I haven't used this on an airplane. This one might be a little too tall to fit under some airline seats as they seem to be getting smaller. But, it is a soft carrier so it would be easier to maneuver than a hard carrier. Sorry if that does't answer your question 100%.
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Yes, we did. You just fold the wheels in and push the handle down and it'll sit flat, no problem. We actually left it on the seat while it was strapped into the cab too. I wouldn't leave it on if you were going to check the seat under the plane bc I fear it might get roughed up under the plane.
1928238
HOW does it fold up? You just lift up the seat and grab it by the center, it folds right up.Who does it fold up? Anybody caught sitting in it I guess!!
639209
Mine never flipped.This is a good stroller if you want to keep the dogs enclosed.
291096
Did you use it with the base on the airplane? We had to remove the base to properly install it in our CRV. So was wondering if we need to carry the car seat base so it fits better in the airplane.
1586023
Exactly what I do, although you do not have to flip it upside down. Just tilt to the side a bit and you should have no problem.
1796726
I have only been on one flight where it didnt and it was due to some compartment holding a life vest or something. Just recently it did on an Alaska Airlines flight - smallest seats I've sat in.
1666462
I fly frequently with mine. I would say its fits snug under most airline seats but always fits.
121222
I have used it under all seats on regular size planes, and under aisle seats in the smaller regional jets - for probably 200,000 miles so far. Occasionally airlines have an electronics box hidden under a seat, in which case it is very tight, and if the case is bulging full, I just take out the book or whatever is making the case bulge. I suspect there may be a problem under the widow seat of some of the smaller regional jets.
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If I remember it is to the top of the head. In any case the space under the seat is so small one literally has to shove the bag in there and hope for the best. The space is different on all the. airlines, not at,all standard.