Can I use this in a plane for my 3 year old toddler?
1170421
I used it with my 3 year old on AirTran, but that was 4 years ago. She hated the feel because it was so different from her carseat and she was not used to it. She was comfortable and found asleep on the 6 hour flight. Good luck and God bless.
1170422
Hi, no as far as I know it is not approved to use on a plane. I have the CARES harness that I use on the plane. Hope this helps.
625527
You may be able to strap ut underneath. But the strap in the back wouldn't work on an airplane seat. Plus I doubt your child would be comfortable sitting on it for an extended time. This booster is not worth your money! Our child tipped out of a chair and we were very careful. Another friend bought one and the strap ripped off.
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.
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.
709377
Hello,Yes, as long as you have attached them to a FAA approved device! My 6 year old son uses them on the plane all the time.
1387429
I would think you could, my Grandson I bought it for is 3 also ! He loves it !
600452
The easiest way is to put the chair face forward and pass the airline safety belt through the slots on the back of the chair.The chair is quite light and compact. I was traveling overseas alone with my one-year old, and was able to carry both the baby and the chair (and a diaper bag, and a backpack and a stroller) I still keep this chair for future flights.
1256018
We flew with my son when he was 15mo old he did play with it. The pegs keep them busy pushing and pulling them together. I was worried we would loose some of the part on the plane but it all worked out good . My son love this toy still.
1256020
My grandson was 22 months old. We used the squares and cutouts on the plane but not the pegs. We used the pegs in the hotel room though. Just remember that things that come apart can be dropped and 'lost' under the seat, especially if they like to throw things! Not sure if it was worth the money. The best toy we found was Bucky. It is a turtle that has buckles all over it. That kept him very entertained. We were way overpacked with toys. Our grandson loved looking out the window and we planned it so he played like crazy at the airport and fell asleep after taking off.
2089302
Baby can face out in this carrier once he can support his own head. They recommend you have them face in until then. Not sure about air travel; I know that anytime I want my son to be still and quiet, he's going to be squirmy and fussy. Presumably even more so on an airplane surrounded by irritable passengers, ha ha. Good luck!
1885975
i think it would work for a two year old, my son is two and it seemed to be ok for him. He is average size and he sat just fine on it. he loved it. But please note, this is a cool suitcase but it is very small and the wheels don't turn, plus it relies on the child holding on for him to not fall off. We were going to use it as a carry on and for my son to ride on but it didn't work out that well for us. Because of how the suitcase opens, it would have been awkward to get in and out of on the plane. hope this helps!
1757108
This booster requires a belt to go over the shoulder of the child. If it is just a lap belt and no shoulder then it would not be safe. Therefore I would imagine making it ineligible for airplane travel... However... They may let you use it regardless.
371378
No, this is too large/bulky for the floor between rows of airplane seats. Plus, from my experience, flight attendants won't even let your baby/toddler stand on the floor between your legs, due to safety concerns. So I doubt they will let you set up a bed!
832985
Not a good idea for the plane -- far too many pieces. Also think 16 months too young for this item. Hope this helps.
998590
It's very convenient for moving in and out of cars - like taxis. However, the fine print says NOT to use on airplanes. I will say it will depend on size of your child too, my middle son is stocky but when he was 3 he still was tilted because he was too small for the best even though he weighed minimum weight restrictions for best. Now he is 4 and fits fine, but it may be too big to be comfortable at 2.5! The weights might have changed - check into the new vests. It is VERY CONVENIENT for a third child in back seat of tiny car!
1435967
I can't answer for 18 month old. But I purchased this plane for a 4 year old and two three year old boys and they love it.
665990
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! 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... » Read More 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! « Show Less