Will this potty work for airplane travel?
1558455
When I flew with my son the plan was to sit the potty on top of the airplane's closed toilet lid and not the open toilet. The toilet in the plane scared him and the rim is too wide so we never used it on the airplane...
2248411
We didn't use it on a plane, but according to the Britax website and the booklet came with it, it won't be difficult to install. We use the Britax carseat bag and checked in at gate along with our stroller, both didn't count as extra luggage. The bag also can be carry like a backpack, it was light and easy to carry. The Carseat bag also could fit a toddler potty seat from IKEA. So it worked perfectly for us.
9298
Yes! I use mine for my to and from work commute with a change of clothes. It would fit under an airplane seat and follows all TSA size guidelines for carry on.
818818
From what I am aware of it should, most airlines just want your pet to be able to stand and turn around. The bag itself is the size of a small backpack and can be taken as a carry on.
1932303
A regular size. I did not try it on a small potty. It was great for any public restroom (airplane, Disney World, portapotty). I loved that it covered the front of the toilet so that my kids clothes weren't tainted with someone else's bodily fluids.
665991
Yes. This is from the manual "This child seat is certified for aircraft use. Most airlines in the U. S. And Canada will allow the use of a child seat as long as it is labeled as an approved child seat for use in aircraft and fits properly on the aircraft seat. Contact the airline about their policy prior to traveling." I have not used mine on a plane, but it recommends installing it in a window seat position and if the seatbelt on the plane is too short, the attendant should be able to provide an extender. Also, if the lap belts are inflatable (never have seen that) they are not compatible with his child seat. Hope this helps!
561575
It works comfortably for my daughter. It may not be the best choice if your child is one to sit on the potty for long periods of time before actually going, but then again I don't think many potty seats would be comfortable for that long. We haven't had any problems with it for lack of comfort. It's handy to have. We don't use it in the house but keep it in our vehicle for use on the go. It has saved us a few times when we were on the road and wouldn't have been able to get to a restroom in time.
590887
Hi Jean! This back support would not work for airplane seats. The straps help stabilize the support in place especially since it's a 3-prong cushion. Hope this helps :)
852995
Yes. This is the best thing I bought for the baby. I actually carried it on the plane because you can fit diapers, wipes, and a sippy cup in the compartment.
1887063
Yes I would think that would work. We have two of them and take one for the camper. We have two small dogs and sometimes they think they are on the potty with their front legs only! Needless to say there are some misses. We have gotten into the habit of placing a pee pad just in front to catch any mishaps. Hope this helps. Good luck.
1669796
i think it should. bcs the lenght from side to side is about 16 1/2" and the length from front to back is 12". only thing it might be a little short for the front to back length. Since i think airplane seats have a bigger length from front to back. hope this helps.
137478
YES!!! My grand daughter had a "potty" accident when she slept over and it worked great. It absorbed all the moisture and protected the matress. Note: When you wash it, that it will take a while to dry. It absorbes the moisture in the washer and it is reccommended that you dry on LOW... so it will take a while but comes out great. ***
294718
No not at all our daughter never had an issue with it. All it really is is a somewhat raised smooth plastic hump in the front it's not in their way or on them or anything. Our daughter is five and a half 40 pounds and 39" tall and she still uses it with no problem if we are on a road trip and she has to go on the side of the road or when she's at her grandparent's house because they only have one bathroom and she might need to go while someone is in there so it should work perfectly for your little one too. This is the best potty ever by the way!
919189
We ONLY use this carseat for air travel. It is FAA approved for forward facing, narrow enough to fit with the armrests down, and lightweight for carrying through the airport. There is a carseat backpack available which it fits into nicely. It is very easy to install in an airplane seat. BUT, it is a major pain-in-the-neck to install in the car once you get to your destination. It doesn't seem as stable in a car as some of the more expensive brands, and you can't adjust straps with your kid in it. For that reason, it pretty much collects dust for us when we're not traveling.
953540
Yes but I guess it will depend on what you will be putting in it. If it's really full, they might ask you to check it. It depends on how full it is and also the airliner. It should be fine.
514279
If your portable potty has water in the holding tank it will work great,Happy Camper is all I will use in our camper and we have never had any bad smells.
674105
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.