Would this fit on the floor in front of an airplane seat? Taking a transatlantic trip and trying to come up with options for babes to sleep on plane!
371374
No. It's too big. It is the width of a hallway. They often have bassinets in front seats of long/big flights if you are traveling with an infant.
371375
No...not if the plan seats have same leg as normal plane but they will most likely not allow the baby to be anywhere other than in your lap so I would bring strap on body carrier that what I did.
371376
My daughter-in-law said if it is a regular airplane, she would say no, but maybe a transatlantic plane would have more room.
371377
No. It is much too large. And the flight attendants would definitely not allow it. The kids cannot go on the floor, and you really wouldn't want them to, with movement of the plane, the fact they just don't clean these planes, etc. The options for sleep... Car seat, your lap. Sorry...been there and I would just honestly recommend you take little and not carry on too much. It will become a big nuisance. Good luck.
371378
No, this is too large/bulky for the floor between rows of airplane seats. Plus, from my experience, flight attendants won't even let your baby/toddler stand on the floor between your legs, due to safety concerns. So I doubt they will let you set up a bed!
191279
Hello - I've never taken this on an airplane, but from what I have managed to get under the seat, this pack is too long. Also, if full, it will be too wide. I take things out of it to get it into the long locker at my gym (YMCA), if that's any help. From what I have seen people put overhead on the plane, it would certainly fit overhead.
101935
Perhaps if you had a super deep couch it might fit. We absolutely love ours but when I don't use it for feeding, it's usually on top of a blanket on the floor. Our twins nap in it, hang out, etc. it's awesome and I'm definitely glad we bought it.
459194
Hello,The only time I tried it I was in a small airplane and there was one seat next to mine. Most of the bag fit but it went into the other passengers leg room slight, maybe only an inch or so. If I was on the other side of the plane, with only one seat, I'm not sure it would have fit. The gentleman sitting next to me didn't mind so I didn't have to move the bag but if someone really complained, you may need to put it overhead.
2030117
No, a queen would probably not fit, but a full maybe. You probably could get away with twin pads. The middle bar, as others have noted, is somewhat annoying. We just ordered this and set it up. However, we plan to return it for the original double-cot (not the compact). The ventilation and design seem a little better. The other model also turns into a chair, whereas this one doesn't.
719476
There's absolutely no reason why you couldn't use it on the floor, the design is very simple and just lies flat underneath the mattress. Should work just fine although I'm pretty sure the whole 'fold down' thing will not work since there's no where to 'fold down' too!! We loved this bedrail, you can see through it and get a good flow of fresh air.
1063115
No. It is too big to fit under airplane seat. I travel alot with my tiny dogs (just got back from MN) and wish this stroller would break down into a soft carrier that fit under the seat and the rest could be stored with the other baby strollers brought onboard. I now use a soft Sherpa large size carrier to fit them comfortably under seat.Hope this response helps
478637
Not sure I never traveled with it. I assume since it's flat and has no moving parts or sharp edges, it would not be a problem. Contact your airline they should be able to tell you?
1000040
No, this bed is too large for an airplane. You could use it in the airport terminal, but not the plane.
1388248
I took it but didn't use it. The air France flight that I was on had its own footrests. I agree it was heavy and took up needed space in my carry on. My friend (who recommended it) swears by hers.
1964853
It would be a tight fit. If you were needing space with a room full of people on a Holiday and you were needing the space, but otherwise it probably wouldn't be a comfortable / real time use option. Good piece, I sit on it everyday to take my shoes off, only thing that bugs me is that it moves off the wall each time I open it and you have to shut it real well. Lots of shoes and boots stuffed in it though.
2175458
I love this travel crib, but I would say no. Mainly because the mattress sits on the floor. It would work as a bassinet, but it wouldn't be very convient in the middle of the night.
780700
I have not been on a flight yet, but I would not expect it to be a problem. It will fit under your seat in my opinion!
638598
It does fit under an airplane seat perfectly. I have done that several times.
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.
1184109
No way it would fit on a plane. At least not in overhead compartment or under seat. It's pretty heavy too.
1256932
Yes! It's too large for carry on... about the size of a medium-sized suitcase. The top of the crib is the main frame, with the bottom being soft and frame-less (aside from the legs). The legs fold down and then the top frame folds in half. It comes with a case that zips up with room for bedding too. We checked it when we flew from Seattle to Connecticut and it worked beautifully.