Has anyone used this on an airplane?
610788
Do you mean as an overlay trainer seat or an actual potty? I don't know how you would even have enough room on a plane to use this as a potty - maybe in first class I guess. It would definitely be sufficient to sit securely on top of the existing bathroom seat on a plane.
610789
I haven't used it on a plane, yet, but this seat topper will definitely fit. It'll fit any standard toilet. I've taken it to restaurants, parks, offices, and even the YMCA. So far so good. It's the only way my son will pee in a public restroom.
192501
works well, we travel on airplanes with it....but you need adjustable volume headphones with it
1577928
Yes. We use it on planes so we can both watch a movie. It worked well for us. Airlines are going to more updated planes and our last 2 flights were no movie or radio on board so DVD player or other personal device is only way to be entertained.
1170422
Hi, no as far as I know it is not approved to use on a plane. I have the CARES harness that I use on the plane. Hope this helps.
2005229
Great. I travel on airplanes all the time with them and dont have an issue. Should be fine.
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".
823625
I would not use. I have been getting mixed messages as to wearing this device in flight. In one of the magazines it stated it had not been approved. They suggested wearing a mask if there was a concern with air quality.I still use at other places.
2171327
Thanks for the tip. I am especially interested in using the unit while I'm traveling, and as such don't have the large cleaner or canned air (it's harder and harder to travel with gear these days unless you check your bags - which I don't do unless absolutely necessary).Does anyone have experience using the unit while traveling?
2150131
my mother has not used it on a plane. It is light to carry and not big and bulky. If an airliner will not let you bring it on board then they should supply a means of assistance to get you to your seat.
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.
414025
I haven't done it personally with this booster specifically, but did travel with a convertible car seat with no problem. We actually bought an affordable model specifically for travel in case the airline lose or damage it.
2075555
Hi - I own this unit and it's pretty good. I would not take it on a plane - it's awkward even folded up - the handle sticks out - I think you'd find it a real pain to try and fit - no flex.
1103264
I think it would be a great idea to use it on a plane, it doesn't take up very much room at all and it folds up and fit in a little bag.
68542
Yes - I used mine on a Delta and SAS trans Atlantic flight and it work just fine. Comfortable and easy to use.
1996399
I've used mine on airplanes twice (Southwest, Delta) and is perfect for the cabin. The first time it was full so I had to take the smaller backpack apart, which fits great under the seat. The second time it wasn't as full as the first and both backpacks fit together on the cabin.I wasn't asked to check it. It's smaller than a lot of stuff people bring into the cabin.And it's very practical! I'm very happy with it. It has enough space for a 4-5 day trip plus several gadgets on the small backpack (I carry a 15.4" laptop, an ipad, kindle, iphone and all the cables).
1636148
Yes. We use it when traveling and it works well. I have not tried another one to compare.
2111258
It depends on the airline and stewardess.i use it fairly often , but one air Canada flight ( newest plane) made me take out the battery.