can this be used in a plane as safety harness ?
1373964
Although it may fit around an airplane seat, generally flight attendants will not allow any restraints that are not FAA approved.
2017529
I really don't know-in-fact, however, there was a comment made by another pilot who flies open cockpit who said that it worked fine for him... not sure what his hook-up configuration was but he said it worked just fine for him. My personal answer is... "I don't know..." Good Luck... Fly Safe.
606409
Yes, this harness can be used. You may have to disassemble it a little to attach the harness, but it might just involve taking the seat only.
132188
Only if the plane had a 12v cigarette lighter power point. I've never seen one of these on a plane.
1429910
No. It can't be used on the airplane bc you need shoulder belt or the ability to use a tether. ...from their website in the FAQ section: The current versions of the vests cannot be used on airplanes because we require a tether to be used with a lap-only seat belt.
516520
Yes, it could be used for an inflight blanket. You might want to open it and shake it out before boarding. The only thing I would not do with it is wash it in a machine. I washed it in a river and it worked just fine.
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!
302920
I have not tried these on a plane but have tried others. There is no reason they shouldn't; if the outlet is a different size you will need an adapter.
832682
Unfortunately there is no connector to use as a substitute for a harness. There is a ring on top of the backpack though like the ones on the collar but don't think it would be that safe to use if your dog is a puller or a big fella. I still used a leash on them which didn't pose any problem at all.
655318
No this would not be safe for use on an airplane. Depending on the age and size of your child, you should have a carrier or sturdy seat with proper restraint capabilities. Consult with your physician or the airline on suitable options.
1475978
I'm not sure how the airline rules would apply here.......perhaps if that was the only thing....no carry on luggage...that might be in a small duffel. The problem is....you have to plug it into an electrical socket for it to work.........and I don't think you can do that in your airplane seat!
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.
2239681
I have not taken it on an airplane--only in car and RV. I think it would be ok as it is pretty flexible. You can try contacting and airline and asking them about the verticle space under their seats. If flying with your pet is your primary use of it then one of the lower ones might work better. I wanted it for the car and to have my cat be able to sit upright and it is good for that. Good luck!
1658329
I do not believe you would want to use this on airplanes. It's fairly sturdy but I wouldn't depend on iit securing your gun through air traffic.
1899502
You sure can. Just mind the CG. I installed a parachuting man drop module on mine. Be careful of that first flight. The extra drag or resistance could cause flight issues. I know this the hard way. Good luck.
1625558
Sorry, I have never used it on an airplane, therefore I can not answer the question.
1757109
No, this booster seat is not allowed on airplanes. This booster seat needs a 3 point harness (ie, chest belt), and since airplanes only have a lap belt - it is not safe nor allowed. You can use it once at your destination inside your rented vehicle, given they have a chest belt available.