I am traveling internationally by airplane with my 1 year old daughter and wanted to know if its good for travel and can it be carried on the plan?
43518
HelloI wouldn't travel with this stroller it does not fold up very compact I think you might be better off getting an umbrella stroller for a internationally travelI hope this help :-)
43519
It is great for travel because it is very lightweight, easy to maneuver, and easy to fold. True it does fold up very compact, but I don't find that to be an issue when I'm flying, since the stroller is going underneath the plane in the cargo area (it cannot be carried inside the cabin of the plane, but the airline will allow you to check it in at the gate).
43520
I purchased this stroller for that sole purpose! Its very lite weight and maneuvers great. Unfortunately, I am not sure if you can take it on board the plane I have read other reviews where they said its great for travelling and moving through airports. Not many airlines that I know will let you take it on board.They will let you get as far as the plane then they will have one of the employess store it under . I would call the airline your flying on and ask them! Hope this was a little helpful
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
1639977
I think this would be excellent for air travel. My granddaughter is only 18 months and loves it. She can draw. I can draw things for her. I can print letters and numbers so she becomes familiar with them. Excellent toy.
1846503
absolutely! I flew to Europe last month and I used to carry all my traveling needs, such as contact lense case, books, traveling documents, spare t-shirt, socks, and iPad and even a laptop. I also has some snacks in it and my 3 month old daughter diapers, toys and bottles! Is a huge bag and you can carry lots in it, but it does get heavy very quickly, so be careful!
605534
I bought it to take along on an international flight for my 2.5 years old daughter. However, I kept it in the carry-on suitcase, rather than my backpack because of the weight (3.75 pounds) and size (11.5 x 14 x 2 inches) of the box.Other than the Imaginets, I took along Fisher-Price iXL 6-in-1 Learning System (handheld game), Fisher-Price Classic Doodler With 2 Stampers and Crayola Color Wonder markers with coloring books (it was a more than 24 hours travel, including the layover).
481744
yes i would say it's great to travel with. i've traveled with this stroller on 4 flights. it's easy to fold up and also stands after fold. it's great that there is a strap you can put on your shoulders if you need to pick up the stroller and go quickly your hands are free to hold the baby and other things.
384786
I am not sure if it is specifically for travel, but I have used it while traveling by car, and it is small and easy to carry...haven't traveled with it by plane, but would be easy to do...:)
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.
1522011
I would not put two kids with that age difference in it. I don't think that would work well, and depending on the size of your six year old, they may not both fit. I would say it is definitely worth carry around for a trip for the 19 month old. Can't imagine not having it for traveling with little ones.
1582229
Yes, personally used it with three kids to fly across the county (pushed the two younger ones in it). Recommend buying some of those big snap hooks to attach to handle. They easily and securely hold your purse/diaper bag/shopping bags.
1682647
It's a small bag! I think you could take it as a carry on if you'd like. I don't see why it would be a problem. I took it with me onto a plane a few months back.
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.
998589
The vest is not intended for airplane travel but I did use the vest for my 2 year 9 month old daughter last summer, it fit ok but I would have been less comfortable if she were any smaller than she was. She isn't the tallest so if your son is on the taller end of the chart he should be ok.
613730
Yes, it's very light weight and travel friendly. Once it's folded, there is a strap and you carry it over your shoulder. I have carried my 18 month old and this stroller many times. I love the recline and foot options it has for her.She loves it!
1412258
Yes, this stroller should work well for you. I purchased for my twins, who are now 1 year old and have used mostly because we live in a very hilly area and didn't want to lug our big stroller w/ car seats attached around neighborhood / and also use for pediatrician visits. But this stroller is light weight and folds easily, so should work well for traveling. Sun visors are on the light side, so they don't hold up well in the wind, but other than that it's a good stroller.
478637
Not sure I never traveled with it. I assume since it's flat and has no moving parts or sharp edges, it would not be a problem. Contact your airline they should be able to tell you?
2177241
Agreed. We literally got back from California tonight. My kids are 16 months and 3 and a half years old. Very few cars could accommodate a stroller this big is the only downfall, we rent mini vans, by the time you get it and your luggage in, you'll be happy you did. I have a toyota Highlander so it's no biggy for us around home. For anyone who doesn't know though, you don't actually take the stroller onto the plane, once you are about to board the plane from the airwalk you drop the stroller there and it gets checked, then you pick it up in the same place after the flight.. Most air lines check strollers and car seats for free fyi as well. Your wording sounded like you planned on taking it onto the plane, so I thought I would clarify that.