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flying with a car seat - what to do with it?

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skirmish · 30/08/2007 08:33

I am flying to france next week and taking our car seat - do i need to wrap it in anything? it's going in the hold, not on the plane with us.

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PrincessGoodLife · 30/08/2007 08:36

Not necessary to wrap it up although I've seen people put them in clear plastic sacks. As long as all the straps are tied back so they don't catch in anything, it should be ok.

skirmish · 30/08/2007 08:37

thanks

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TheBlonde · 30/08/2007 08:43

The airline might provide a bag if you are lucky
If you have a big enough plastic bag use one as it will ensure it doesn't arrive wet

cktwo · 31/08/2007 16:33

I'm off to France tomorrow with two car seats. We've decided to tie them together and wrap them in clear plastic to prevent most catastrophies. If I got to destination with damaged/wet/filthy seats DH will panic! Also I have abolutely no faith in Ryanair.

That said, I flew with Thompsonfly about a year ago and then a just secured the straps and the car seat came out perfectly alright at the other end.

scienceteacher · 31/08/2007 17:28

Virgin Atlantic gave us a huge plastic bag at checkin for the car seat. It didn't faze them at all.

littlerach · 31/08/2007 17:29

We wraed ours each time we've been.
I got a very thick plasticv bag from B&Q and labelled it.
Rather that than it ocme out all torn at the other end.

handlemecarefully · 31/08/2007 17:30

Why are you taking a car seat? If you are hiring a car for collection from the airport, the rental companies also provide car seats on request.....

jura · 31/08/2007 17:36

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