is the car seat certified for use in air travel
232163
Yes. I've flown with it several times. However, it's heavy. If I have another little one, I wouldn't use this brand again
232164
The B-Safe's energy-absorbent foam and side-impact protection keep your child secured in an accident. This infant car seat meets all federal crash safety requirements, utilizes simple LATCH connectors and works on an airplane. The car seat has an infant cushion insert for children as light as 4 pounds. If you want More info go to http://baby-car-seats-review.toptenreviews.com/mobile/britax-b-safe-review.html
232165
Yes, it is certified for aircraft travel. I went to the website for you. http://www.britaxusa.com/car-seats/b-safe
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.
830021
I am not sure about that. We use Graco and have never had a problem. The side of the car seat should have a label saying it is airline approved or TSA approved.
1103553
Yes, it has the FAA certified sticker on the seat stating it is approved for airplane use.
1881978
Yes it is approved and it has a sticker that states it on the car seat. We have flown internationally with this seat and have had no problems.
124230
I have no idea although I recall that a review I read indicated it was not approved for air travel.
1954789
The Car Seats sold in the US only meet the US standards. You would need to purchase the car seat in Canada. You can purchase the Guide 65 on Amazon.ca.
1103554
Different airlines have different rules with car seats. You will to check with them. I will say that I would NOT travel with this car seat. It is really heavy and bulky and difficult to transport/carry. We actually bought a lighter, more manageable car seat for travel in Europe.
2214437
If plane travel is a high priority, I would at least consider other car seats. This seat weighs a ton.
1989342
No. Other than an FAA approved car seat, the only other harness or travel type thing you can use for a child on a plane is the CARES Airplane Safety Harness.
112150
this is a very heavy car seat. there is no way you can carry this around an airport. when we went on an airplane we used CARES Child Aviation Restraint System. this worked very well for us
137056
Information says not approved for air travel - reason being is the same for not using with only lap belts, in order for vest to work properly as restraint - the shoulder loops have to be used. This vest is to be used by a 3 year old anyway and most kiddos can use their car seat by that age in airplane or if under 2 be a lap child to be free.
666451
I am a car seat technician. All car seats on the market HAVE to be FAA approved, so they must fit on an airplane. Also, anyone with children is allowed to board first.
1001348
http://faa.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/28/kw/child/session/L3RpbWUvMTQyMzc5NzU4OC9zaWQvRzUybUtTZW0%3DLooks like the FAA refers to the highway safety board on car seats that are approved so if they are approved for the road/cars then they should be approved for flying
392337
No the seat is too bulky and does not fit on an airplane seat. But it is perfect for the car. Your baby will love you for the mini-couch feeling :).
919188
I haven't used the seat on a plane and don't know if it is FAA approved. The manufacturer should be able to tell you.
1343479
It is not approved for air travel. The answer is in the customer questions and answers when you scroll down in the web page, you have also the option of purchasing the ride car seat travel vest with the child airplane travel harness (FAA approved).