How is the ProRide on an airplane?
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.
592507
We check ours with our bags. Because it doesn't fit through the security X-ray so they have to screen it. Which is added time and a pain.
592508
We have used it on 8 flights so far. It is fine in the sense that it fits on the plane (we had it rear-facing) and it works the same as it would in a car. The downside is the weight of this carseat means it is not easy to haul this carseat onto the plane and through airports between flights (we strapped it to a cart to go from one gate to another). The other downside is that the person who sits in front of you won't be able to recline their seat on the plane at all and this may upset them (but this is probably true for most carseats). I would take it on a plane again.
2112196
I got the neoprene pro...makes long truck rides easier, it's a much softer ride.
253756
No, I've flown with mine numerous times with no issues. Just make sure everything is inside and not in the hinge area and whatever your carrying has had the foam cut so it does not protrude too far above the middle foam layer
2214435
I haven't had it on an airplane but it's pretty compact. They sell them at target if you want to just look at it yourself.
1075200
I have only tried it on Delta so far and it was fine for carry on. Hope this helps. Thanks.
8280
For car trips wear you can control how it is placed and what touches it, maybe. But I wouldn't take it on a plane.
1516608
I do not know the answer to that b/c I've used mine only on domestic flights. Sorry.
378667
I haven't used it on a plane as of yet. However, I don't see it being a problem. I will be taking mine on my trip in September.
1213271
I have had no problems putting it under a seat on domestic or international flights. It does tent to get caught on flap for the front pocket so I slide it under the seat upside down to avoid that.
584192
I can't imagine is being good on a flight. It wouldn't work across your legs. The only way it would work is if you had one of those Jet Blue flights and got that front row of coach where you have extra floor space in front of you where you could put it on the floor. It's great on the floor.
1726048
I have never fastened it to the plane seat. i adjust it around my body. it is not super cozy, but it does the job of giving my head a place to rest and not bob!
477163
I have this plane and it is great. Full function of aielerons and flaps if you want them. I'm an intermediate flyer and had no trouble handling it.
987466
I have CH Yoke and CH Pro Rudder Pedals. I do not fly nothing but the Boeing 737, or Cessna 172. I think he will like the Yoke. I have had mine for 7 years. It is a CH Products (Flight Simulator Yoke) Good luck to you.
64234
I have not used it on a plane yet, but this would be the seat i take since it is light, easy to install and my son seems pretty comfortable in it.
2067114
Good heli, stable havent had any problems except with foward thrust which is an easy fix by simply flipping the switch on the transmitter from slow to fast steal for the price I usedTo fly high end nitro and electric rc helis and planes as a hobby i used to have the 9053 it sucks and broke hence the words used to
1021003
Def fine for a plane. My son said they were great and that was the primary purpose for them. Never a complaint
1488450
It was my first plane and i had no help learning to fly. It handles well in the wind (although you should NEVER try to fly in any wind if you are learning), and it is easily repairable should the worst happen. I crashed mine 3 times before i had a successful flight and it is still in decent condition. Mine had a rudder trim problem from day one that i had trouble diagnosing as a first time flyer, But other than that it is one of the best planes a beginner could have.