do airlines allow it in when you sit in the aisle seat
1388248
I took it but didn't use it. The air France flight that I was on had its own footrests. I agree it was heavy and took up needed space in my carry on. My friend (who recommended it) swears by hers.
1388249
I can move the footrest to have a passenger exit the inner seats. No airline has restricted the usage. Many stewards have asked me the name of the footrest.
1388250
I wound up leaving it at home because it seemed a transit hazard to anyone trying to get across you to get to the aisle in coach. Don't know if the Airlines have any specific policy, but figured it wasn't worth it's weight and space in a carryon on top of being a possible hazard. Lufthansa, for ex., only allowed 18lbs for carryon on transatlantic flight, and this weighed c. 2lbs.
1388251
I have used it on an aisle seat. I do not know if there would be a problem if you were in an exit row. By simple raising the tray, someone seated in a window seat can easily get out with the footrest still in place. Of course you have to remove it for landings and can't use it during take offs.
1388252
I haven't run into any problems with it. (Truthfully I can't recall whether I actually used it on an aisle seat though.) I can't imagine them having a problem with it though. It shouldn't get in anyone's way as it just hangs directly below the seat in front of you.
1388253
Umm.....last time i forgot taking it to airplane, I haven't tried it,so far. so....I think I cannot answer your question right now, sorry~:(
1388254
I have used it on American and Quantas in an aisle seat multiple times withou an issues or questions.
2200607
I believe it did say you can take it on a airline...depending which one. The size I got (large) will not fit under the seat. Hope this helps.
419515
Yes. When I went through security, they hand checked it for me instead of me passing it through the machine. Also, the flight attendants didn't seem to care that I had it strapped to the back of the seat, or that I took it off and placed in overhead. (I flew Delta, and tried both ways.) Just make sure to call your airline ahead of time and TRIPLE check that you can fly with the car seat in the seat and NOT gate checked. Have fun!
1901727
No it is not permitted for air travel. I keep mine in my check in case and use it at my destination.
924223
Yes, but still check with airline because some planes have seats that don't fit all FAA approved caseats
1788984
I have used mine on multiple flights since purchasing. I have stored in both in the overhead and under the seat in front of me.
1862551
These are the two standard types of airline seat belts. They will work in all standard Boeing and Airbus cabins in both national and international carriers.
1810386
Hi. I've only traveled domestic airlines with this carrier - southwest, delta, virgin. It seems to fit best under the seat closest to the window just because it allows for some leg room along the side. It also fits fine under the middle and aisle seats, but without much room for your legs.
1218624
As far as I can tell, yes you can take it on the airplane, but it has to be stored in the cargo compartment. For specific rules about when you need to check it in, I would call the airline you are planning to fly; i.e. Delta will allow you to use it to the gate and check it in just as you get it on the plane. http://www.delta.com/content/www/en_US/traveling-with-us/special-travel-needs/disabilities.html They do have a form you need to complete and attach to the chair while traveling.However, other airlines may have different regulations, so either check their website of give them a call.Hope this helps and happy travels. As far as I can tell, yes you can take it on the airplane, but it has to be stored in the cargo compartment. For specific rules about when you need to check it in, I would call the airline you are planning to fly; i.e. Delta will allow you to use it to the gate and check it in just as you get it on the plane. http://www.delta.com/content/www/en_US/traveling-with-us/special-travel-needs/disabilities.html They do have a form you need to complete and attach to the chair while traveling.However, other airlines may have different regulations, so either check their website... » Read More As far as I can tell, yes you can take it on the airplane, but it has to be stored in the cargo compartment. For specific rules about when you need to check it in, I would call the airline you are planning to fly; i.e. Delta will allow you to use it to the gate and check it in just as you get it on the plane. http://www.delta.com/content/www/en_US/traveling-with-us/special-travel-needs/disabilities.html They do have a form you need to complete and attach to the chair while traveling.However, other airlines may have different regulations, so either check their website of give them a call.Hope this helps and happy travels. « Show Less
1960776
Only child restraints that meet certain standards are allowed for air travel. The standards are even more stringent that those used for car seats (not all car seats are approved). This is a booster seat for dining. It does not meet the requirements for travel of any kind and is NOT safe for an airplane.
1901728
You can carry it on the plane and put it under the seat or above in the storage compartments. Or you can put it inside your carry on bag. I would not put it in a checked bag though incase your bag comes up missing or misses your flight (I've had that happen before and we got our bags a couple days later).
141922
No. When I bought mine, the Snoozer description warned that it would not fit under the seat of an airline. Is Alaska Airlines seating different?
1294186
No, belt positioning boosters are not approved for airplane use since there is no shoulder belt. If your child is an appropriate booster age (over 5 years of still and can sit in the seat 100% of the time without slouching even when asleep) he/she can take this on the plane as a carry on and put it in the overhead bin so you won't have to check the seat.
2037965
Yes, it comfortably fits under the seat on commercial aircraft. It also fits in the overhead in smaller regional jets.
20637
I have been able to fit this under the seat on SW flights (737), Frontier (Airbus) and United (757 but not in the aisle seat and Embraer regional jet). Hope this helps.
1776496
Not on Delta or American Airlines. The more enclosed plastic ones are acceptable on their lines. You can Call whichever Airline you use and they will tell you.
1339559
Yes. It's also narrow enough to easily fit down the aisle of the airplane so you don't bump into seats.