would it work for airplane seats, like if the straps weren't used?
590887
Hi Jean! This back support would not work for airplane seats. The straps help stabilize the support in place especially since it's a 3-prong cushion. Hope this helps :)
590888
Yes, it won't be in the same site all the time of course (not straps), but you can keep it where you want with your back
1475137
I would think so. I put it on a double bed and there was plenty of strap left over.
1989340
I would think so--but I haven't measured an airplane seat, so I can't say for positive! Hope that's helpful! : )
237401
I think so, but you may have to tape the strap or remove it. I mainly use it for air travel.
164274
When using this on a plane, it is only approved to be used as a 5 pt harness car seat. The seat belt goes through the belt path in the back. I use it in my car with the seat belt and have no problem. I imagine a plane wouldn't be much different.
1572748
It would work it has a strap inside that velcros over the item holding it in place
1608279
Yes it would. I would consider the safety of it though. The way the straps are attached and adjustable, we have used it on many different styles of chairs in restaurants without issue.
1259697
If you have any large pleats or seams in the middle of the seat it may not work. The pads need a large flat area under the seat fabric/leather without any obstructions.
698633
It would work just fine!!! The straps that strap the booster to the chair would keep it in place just fine.
36554
I had the same problem with the straps and had to get a new one. So I don't think so. It's the weak point of this product, unfortunately.
623529
Not positive, but I do think it would work fine. You just tighten it as best you can and the rubber straps hold it in place. Good luck.
741658
I would say yes. I used it today for this purpose. The chair has some give, but if you use both anchoring straps the chair can't slip off. Not the best use for it, but great in a pinch.
832881
Absolutely NOT! The straps are nylon and just stretch and stretch. I have learned polyester works better. I ended up cutting up an old rock climbing rope.
686417
When my daughter was three we traveled w/this seat on a plane. We were told it would work with the airline seats, but in the end, we checked in in with the luggage. So I know the airline allowed it, but we never actually used it on the plane.
1576588
I don't see why not! The straps are long enough that they would reach around a seat cushion and as long as the cushion is attached to the seat. Otherwise the booster may slide off.
2046791
If the bag were to be filled with something then yes, but don't expect a whole lot of support. It is only about 6 inches high and held on with straps and the plastic buckles. It would offer some support, but don't expect it to perform like a rigid backrest by any means.
1260540
Yes, initially I thought it wouldn't . I just had to look at the straps a little closer. Use the strap from the end of the metal support.