Can I wheel it down an airplane (Airbus A321) aisle? I have a Britax Pavilion & I'm worried about having to carry both down the aisle.
1309435
No it doesn't fit down isles, we recently traveled and tried it. I just folded it up before we got on the plane and put it in the car seat while carrying it on, luckily my toddler could walk to our seats.
1309436
Yes, the unit fits down an airplane aisle - it's no wider the a typical roller bag carry-on. The only issue would be how wide the car seat is and how much it hangs over the sides. We have the Chicco NextFit which is pretty bulky and we still wheeled it right to our seats.
842998
Minh, If the Airbus has the standard two cord/two separate plugs, one smaller than the other, then it should work just fine. John
478637
Not sure I never traveled with it. I assume since it's flat and has no moving parts or sharp edges, it would not be a problem. Contact your airline they should be able to tell you?
18234
Yes you can pull it without tilting. This bag is a life saver when we travel with our 16 lb Coton through the airports. This is not a good bag if you're planning to use it on city pavements or sidewalks. The only "minor" issue we had was at some point during our travels, one of the wheels started making a rattling sound. The wheel is attached and works, just a bit noisy.....Also, it fits (amazingly) under the seat in the airplane cabin. Not fully, but enough that the attendants don't bother you.
85253
I have to assume you mean, "can I put this in luggage prior to assembly?" I would say no. The box is pretty big and rather heavy. Unpacking the box releases a whole mess that you don't want to deal with. You might be able to check the box as is with an airline, though.
1079271
Not for me... I am a frequent flier/traveler... the A&K; is stored in its leather case in my luggage... no problems in 1st year of ownership.
384476
I haven't tried air travel with the stroller yet. I would be surprised if you were allowed to take it on board. It would probably go into the cargo area with baby strollers ??? Suggestion---call the airlines.
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
166238
You can't gate check this. Not because of the product; because only strollers and car seats are "exclusion" items that don't count toward any bag limits and can both be gate checked. This is too big to classify as a carry-on bag that could be gate-checked as well. Nor would you want to lug this heavy thing through the airport. It can be checked with regular luggage at the ticketing counter.
1120259
Yes it does. It can be a tight squeeze to roll down the aisle once on the plane, depends on the size of plane, but it does easily "drag" sideways if that happens, & I was surprised that it fits in the overhead on the commuter flights that have only 2 seats on each side.
462281
I don't think so, there's one solid piece that is almost the full length and that has the curved handle part...I believe you can use canes to get on the plane and then they store it but, I'm not completely sure...you can check with your airline. I don't think it counts as your carry on though.
1614679
If you want to take onto plane the equivalent to a moderate carry on, that would probable work. Probably more convenient to use hotel roll away for an older child. Our granddaughter was only 2 1/2 and we were staying in a condo. hop
1888230
I'm not sure. It may not be within regulation. Just look online for your specific airline .... they should have a carryon chart.
1774098
Do you mean put it in a carry on bag or carry it loose? Best to check with the airline. if It's shorter than the max bag length you could always bag it. I checked it when I flew.
1696276
Hmm, I'm not sure. I checked the website but didn't see if can be carried on. But I know that for SouthWest, a checked carseat is free and does not count against your two free checked bags per person, so we just check it.
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!
1006118
No, the stroller is too big for that. I have taken it to Aruba and it always goes in the bottom of the plane. I usually put it in a stroller bag at the gate just before boarding.