Can this seat be used on airplane?
392335
I have used this car seat on the plane with no issue. It's heavy and hard to maneuver, though, and I used a big car seat bag to carry it onto the plane.
392336
This seat is heavy and pretty big. I wouldn't want to lug it around on an airplane because it doesn't have a big handle for easy carrying. It is sure comfortable inside of the vehicle though.
392337
No the seat is too bulky and does not fit on an airplane seat. But it is perfect for the car. Your baby will love you for the mini-couch feeling :).
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.
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.
1264484
Yes... Seat has a sticker that says, "This restraint is certified for use in motor vehicle and aircraft"
1518199
Booster seats cannot be used onboard an aircraft. They are not FAA approved.
2023886
I am sorry I did not try to place under an airplane seat, I would guess yes if its not to full.
126414
This will be a tight squeeze if you are using it rear facing in a small vehicle, but forward facing it would fit fine. It is very heavy compared to a regular infant seat and I usually have to have my husband help me when I need to switch cars. It is very comfortable for my daughter, but I highly doubt it will fit on an airplane comfortably. A large international flight you would be ok, but on any smaller jets you would be hard pressed to make it fit. Hope that helps!
222378
Yes, it can. This seat is very comfortable and durable. I have used it for over 2 years and it is still like new. Enjoy!
2056295
You probably need to check with the aircraft to find out their specifications. It is a nice size and will not fit under the seat.
1736373
possibly but the material is not very sturdy so it may rip after a short amount of time. especially where the back part meets the seat itself.
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.
1652665
Heck no you cannot carry it on an airplane. I wouldn't fit if you bought it it's own seat. You could probably check it if you paid. The box is at least 3ft tall
625526
No this type of chair is not FAA approve. Look for CARES retraining harness instead.
1429910
No. It can't be used on the airplane bc you need shoulder belt or the ability to use a tether. ...from their website in the FAQ section: The current versions of the vests cannot be used on airplanes because we require a tether to be used with a lap-only seat belt.
1000042
I don't think so unless you are talking about a private plane. Although it is small, it would not fit in the space allowed on a plane.
1559105
My grandson has not tried but being a retired airline pilot and spending a lot of time in the back commuting to work I would say yes and no. Each airline has there own requirements. If you google the space under an airline seat it will show you each airlines requirement. Then you can compare it to the dimensions in the description.
655318
No this would not be safe for use on an airplane. Depending on the age and size of your child, you should have a carrier or sturdy seat with proper restraint capabilities. Consult with your physician or the airline on suitable options.
232165
Yes, it is certified for aircraft travel. I went to the website for you. http://www.britaxusa.com/car-seats/b-safe