Can you take it on airplanes?
1391292
Robert, we bought this wheel chair for my father in law who needs to be transported when we take him out, he is currently in a nursing home. I am a cardiac patient and needed something durable and lightweight so it was easy to carry, so we are really happy with it. As far as airline rules are concerned, I know nothing about, but if you are allowed a regular wheel chair on board, you should be allowed this chair also because of the smaller size, quality, and maneuverability. Hope this answers your question.
1391293
The airlines lifted my mom in to the air craft in her chair n then placed it close by as she sat in a seat
1391294
Not sure, didn't purchase it for that reason. It does fold up fairly flat, so I guess if the airline can take the size, don't see why it couldn't. Guess you would have to ask the airline for sure....... I too purchased this to transport my Mom to Dr. appt's and the such. The care facility she was in only had the big bulky wheel chairs, I chose not to use because of the size and weight lifting into my SUV. This chair is very light and moves easily.
1396788
No I wouldn't recommend that you put it in a carry on luggage, if you managed to fit it in, which I don't think it would, chances are it would break in the handling of your luggage on the plane.
321310
Funny that you mention that, Why Yes you can. I flew United and Southwest after I got this and was my only carryon for some overnight trips.I had this pretty full with my laptop/books and a couple other things and it fits nearly perfect under the seat in front of me. P.S. I did have to show TSA how to open it when I went through security.
1718798
I'm pretty sure you can plug it into the plane. I can plug this into my iphone, and I can use my iphone headphones on the plane so I'm pretty sure you can. They're comfortable, personally I don't like to use headphones for too long.
1338852
You could probably compress it to fit into a large backpack so you could get it on the plane, but it would fill your carry-on "personal item." It is to large to actually use on the flight.
1500047
Yes.... I use it for camping, but see no reason why it couldn't be use on an airplane.
1901727
No it is not permitted for air travel. I keep mine in my check in case and use it at my destination.
1928700
If it's lockable it can be used. BUT you ( MUST ) tell the agent about it and put it in the checked luggage.. Happy flying, I really like mine .
1402607
The answers are yes, and I doubt it, in that order. But you can bring it as cabin baggage quite safely. It fits in the overhead luggage compartment if you turn it sideways.
534380
Yes. We used it flying to the Bahamas, on both a "standard" size plane and a much smaller 40 seat one. It is also "airline approved".
953253
No - this is NOT TSA approved. I have had a few taken from me at the airports. But - you CAN put it in your checked luggage.
570310
Indeed you can, only if it is checked at the gate. You will be able to access it at the gate and pick it up wen leaving the aircraft. I would double check with the individual airline
2152780
Hey Michael, I spoke with the airline (Delta) today and yes, the portable chargers are allowed on airplanes. It's small enough to fit in your pocket or in a small bag. It comes with a small carrier bag as well, so that makes it even more convenient for carry. Hope this helps!
184558
Yes, although you'll need a power source as the battery won't hold for the whole trip. Unless your flight is less than an hour. Sorry, we hated this device.
1006116
Hello,I have heard on some rare occasions that an airline will allow this on the plane, but I would not count on that. They will be happy to gate check it for you though.Thanks!
513598
I cant say for sure, but I know that I would not try to bring it on a flight. Look on the TSA website - they have a page of confiscated items.
584683
Yes on most airplanes, but not on the smaller ones. It is an excellent piece of luggage. I recommend it.