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Have you ever taken your Bee Plus on a plane?

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Tabitha8 · 15/07/2011 14:59

I don't have one, but do have something a similar size and weight. Will it get damaged do you think, and, if so, do they have to pay me for it?
I'm not sure which airline I'm going with, but a general idea would be great Smile.

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MeriNisipPoissons · 15/07/2011 19:29

Buy a padded travel bag, have used a padded bag for Bug Cham and MB Double and P&T and all survived fine tho infant seats only in a unpadded bag where scratched badly and seat belt guide was cracked.

Tabitha8 · 17/07/2011 15:57

Ah, that's an idea. Thanks!

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Nanny01 · 20/07/2011 19:36

Can only say please invest in a proper travel bag, we bought 2 bee's back from the States and they weren't very gentle on them. The frame was scratched. Even if you buy a second hand bugaboo bee travel bag off ebay it would save damage. I have seen them just hurl them down shoots at airports. When we went again I bought the travel bag for our baby jogger and it had no damage. The pushchairs still had to go through xray which took time.

rogersmellyonthetelly · 27/07/2011 06:36

I have taken many a pushchair on the plane, they don't pay out for it when they trash it (I say when not if) I had a Luna which came off with the fabric cobered in black grease marks and the frame had warped due to something being thrown on top of it, a pliko came off with a wheel missing. In the end I bought a bee because of the padded bag you can get for it and no problems since.

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