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What car seat can I take on a plane?

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allatsea · 04/04/2005 22:01

We're flying on an Airbus 320 which apparantly have seats which are 18" wide. DS has a maxi cosi priori car seat - does anyone know whether or not this will fit, or can anyone tell me a car seat which will fit?
Thanks!

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sansouci · 04/04/2005 22:03

I had this problem too & ended up buying a new carseat which was accepted on one airline but not on another! Check with the airline(s) before you buy...

allatsea · 04/04/2005 22:06

BA say just make sure that it fits on the seat, although elsewhere I have read that some do fit because the widest part of the seat is above the level of the armrest on the plane. Which car seats do you have?

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allatsea · 05/04/2005 12:57

can anyone help me with this?

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elliedragon · 05/04/2005 13:08

Sorry cannot help you with the car seat as a novice myself. We are going on holiday in May, is it recommended that they have a car seat (I have 2ds aged 4 and 2)?

allatsea · 05/04/2005 13:17

I'm taking DS, 15mo he certainly won't want to sit on my lap so we've opted to buy him his own seat, but because he's under 2 he has to have an approved car seat. DD, aged 3 can use the airplane seat as is

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elliedragon · 05/04/2005 13:19

Thanks allatsea. Gone are the days of only buying 2 seats on the plane. Good luck with the carseat.

californiagirl · 05/04/2005 21:00

On another thread, I referred you to
www.carseatdata.org/csnumbers.html which says the Maxi Cosi Priori is 19" wide. Which doesn't help all that much, but it does say it's likely to be a tight fit at best.

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