Hi, can you use this product on the plane? Is it FAA approved?
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.
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.
1970784
The product is water-based so it is non-flammable. However whether or not you would be able to carry aboard a plane is a question that I would refer you to contact your specific airline, or the TSA if you're flying a US airline. If I had to guess, I would guess that you "are not" going to be able to take it aboard in carry-on luggage in today's heightened security environment. Perhaps it can be in "checked" baggage, but again I would refer you to your specific airline or the TSA for the definitive answer.
1652665
Heck no you cannot carry it on an airplane. I wouldn't fit if you bought it it's own seat. You could probably check it if you paid. The box is at least 3ft tall
1706109
Nothing on the label about it, but I would guess you can NOT take these on a plane.
29999
it's a solution of propylene glycol and water. i haven't taken one on a plane, so i'm not 100% sure. check with your airline, tsa, faa, homeland security, all those other bs agencies and if they don't say no that means its ok
1121253
Check your With the Airline your flying with. , TSA may confiscate It Before You Board. I'm not saying its a weapon.,Lol But those Guys / Gals can be a little Crazy.
2180107
Not sure about FAA approved - but I think there may be some info on the labels that come with the carrier. I removed mine and did not keep them
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
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".
2001996
I can't answer that question I used it on a airplane and its pretty harsh stuff
881465
This isn't meant to be sarastic so please don't take it as such: I'm not with the TSA, so I can't comment on whether or not this is able to be brought on board. I'm not sure what the rules and regulations are for air travel, but in all honesty it's just a flashlight.
1544897
Yes this is used on aircraft. You can also used a teflon paste they make too. Never use teflon tape it splits.
1901727
No it is not permitted for air travel. I keep mine in my check in case and use it at my destination.
2160969
There is a TINY sticker saying it is approved for flight, verify compatibility with the specific airline. The sticker is plain & small quite easy to overlook. Contact the airline you plan to use & they will let you know.
709375
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.
944217
I would say yes, but if you travel by plane I can't see this getting through the TSA. Maybe in a checked bag?
113191
I used to work for TSA. This is a prohibited item and cannot be taken aboard or packed in your checked luggage. If found, it will be confiscated and destroyed.