is this carseat FAA approved? is this carseat FAA approved?
924223
Yes, but still check with airline because some planes have seats that don't fit all FAA approved caseats
830023
"Sit and stroll" car seat and Dionos/Sunshine Kids car seats are FAA approved and are narrow enough to fit in most airline aisles and seats. I say that, because our "sit and stroll" could not fit in a tiny commuter plane's aisle so my hubby had to carry it overhead.
655317
No. Its too big to fit at your feet and it's not an approved Car Seat that can be used on the seat. Plus it's too long to fit on the seat properly.
2200605
I don't know tell you if it's approved or not. But it will fit under the sit.
1740853
No. The manual does not state it is certified as child transportation device in a car. It is just a bassinet, to carry around a house or outdoor using a wheel base.
1696274
I believe it is too big for the overhead but carseats are typically checked for free. I believe you can also have them checked at the gate (like strollers).
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).
392338
The FAA website says that as long as the car seat is 16" wide or less, it will fit. We are preparing to bring it on a flight next week, so I just measured ours and the width (the widest part, which is the base) is 15-1/2", so it will fit. Others who have said the seat is 18" wide are just going by what is listed on the product details page, but I believe that is the width of the shipping box.
536166
Idk. The carseat that I currently use is not even a graco carseat, but it fits nicely.
592506
According to the manual, it is approved for use and will fit on airplanes. It is 14.5" at armrest height, most US carriers have a seat width of between 17.5 and 18" in economy, so you should be good.
1071877
The user guide says it is, but I haven't used it on an airplane yet. One of the things I don't like about the car seat is that it does not tilt, it sits straight up, so when my daughter falls asleep she has no support for her head.
1715696
Absolutely 100% FAA approved. This is THE airline create used all over the world. With that said, you should still check with your individual airline as they each seem to have their own rules and can vary depending on the type of aircraft being used for the particular flight.
216549
I am not sure but you should contact your local CHP, they will install the carseat for free. They can probaly tell you if the carseat will fit.
946617
Hmm I'm not sure although I have that same carseat. But, side note , after receiving the product I regretted getting it. It's thin and not appropriate for cold weather. There is another version that is perfect but this particular one is not. My opinion only.
672422
I'm not sure if it is approved, but it fits well in seats. I've used it on 737, 777, and regional jets without issue.
1562953
I did not use it with a carseat so unfortunately can not answer. I had a click and go frame.. They are fantastic!!!! This stroller is horrible.. just saying again..I replaced it with a Joovy Scooter.. best thing I ever did!!
1679058
It is approved for airline use. If concerned about the weight of the product and transporting through the airport, you may also want to consider the Britax travel cart.