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MULTIPLE USE METHODS
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AIRPLANE SEAT WITH TRAY TABLE
- Put the pocket on the table tray in the seat in front of you.
- Screw on the retainer.
- The other side of the belt is tied around your waist
- Or the other side of the belt is tied around your seat
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AIRPLANE SEAT WITHOUT TRAY TABLE
- The front belt passes through the middle adjusting belt loop.
- Cover the front seat and buckle it.
- The other side of the belt is tied around your waist
- The other side of the belt is tied around your seat
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TRAVEL HARNESS SEAT TODDLER
- The woven belt is sleeved and buckled on the seat's backrest.
- The other side belt wraps around your seat and buckles.
- The travel airplane harness seat toddler was done.
Colemanmusic
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
Good quality, soft, etc., but unless you are riding in first class or on an airline with ample room between the seats, there isn't enough room to actually use this item with your baby. Even the tiniest of babies would be scrunched up - we flew 4 different flights on 4 different airlines (American Airlines, Southwest, Patriot Express, Delta) and none in economy or even business class had enough space between the seats for this to actually be used. It's a great idea, but unless you're splurging on first class seats or find an airline that actually leaves extra space, this doesn't work. For reference, our baby at the time of flying was approximately 15 pounds and 23 inches long.HOWEVER, this can be doubled as a high chair harness (attach it to a regular dining chair (nothing rounded or overly wide) and it can hold your baby at a restaurant or while traveling for eating.
EK Gilson
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
This was a mess from the beginning. There was not enough room between my seat and the table in front of me to fit my 7 month old, so I hooked it on the seat head rest in front of me, which worked out okay...until the flight attendants told me I had to take it down, which was embarrassing and frustrating. I suppose I could still use it as a portable high chair. The quality was decent and it came with its own little storage bag.
Michael T.
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
This airplane bed looks like a fantastic solution for traveling with an infant baby. The design is simple and practical, and it seems like it will make flying so much easier and more comfortable for little ones.The material feels sturdy and well-made, and the gray color is sleek and neutral. I love how compact and portable it is, making it easy to pack along with other travel essentials. The setup looks straightforward, and I’m excited to try it out on our next flight.If you’re looking for a travel accessory to make flying more manageable with a baby, this seems like a great choice. Highly recommend it for its thoughtful design and convenience!
HyggeBear
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
This works on big commercial flights but it doesn’t fit on puddle jumpers / smaller older planes. That being said, when it does fit it is nice because your baby Dan see you at all times, your hands are free, and they’re even comfy enough to fall asleep in this. I do recommend this because it’s really handy when it fits.
GMJ
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025
Baby's due in August and a few months later will be taking a 10 hour flight to meet the rest of the family. Daughter-in-law took big sister when she was an infant and said wish she'd had something like this for the trip. Being proactive, saw this travel piece and confirmed with son that they will welcome it. Looking at it and the directions for use, seems well thought out for safety as well as simplicity of use. Love that a travel bag to hold it is included. This would make an awesome gift for traveling babes...planes, cars, even to be taken when visiting, so baby's safe in a chair for meals when no highchair is available.
Arion Felton
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
Doesn’t fit actual airplane ergonomics. Tried to use but it seemed oversized and loose for airplanes seat despite tightening all straps.
Arianna Sunrise
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024
This baby seat does what it says it does, securing an infant in a five point harness to an airplane tray table. In terms of construction, I’ve used it twice now and I’m noticing some splitting of seams. This is problematic since my son is actually small for a 6 month old, and I probably wouldn’t use it for a younger child because the straps are as tight as they can go. Seems that more quality could have been invested in but until it falls apart, it does relieve the need to hold baby for the entirety of a flight.
F2
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024
I find that this works for a specific type of chair and may not work for all. I would suggest assessing what you will use it for and measure to confirm this will actually work for you.
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