Remember to be ready to show identification for your little ones.ĥ. You can also call the airline to discuss exactly what your concerns are to see if they have any further comments.Ĥ. You have purchased the seats, you are allowed to use FAA certified car seats in them.ģ. Here is the Allegiant policy, but remember that they are governed by the FAA (the link I sent you in the previous email).

Occasionally they can fall off so you want to make sure they are still there in case Allegiant checks.Ģ. Double check to make sure you can locate the sticker on both car seats indicating that they are certified for airplane use (usually on the bottom or the back). FAA guidance (PDF) to airlines explains this prohibition.ġ. However, a CRS may not be used in oblique seats in certain premium class cabins. See Regulatory Requirements Regarding Accommodation of Child Restraint Systems (PDF) to learn more. The airline may have polices that dictate the specific safe seat locations for specific aircraft. “If an approved CRS, for which a ticket has been purchased, does not fit in a particular seat on the aircraft, the airline is responsible for accommodating the CRS in another seat in the same class of service. This is directly from the FAA website ( ). 🙂 I’m assuming you have purchased a ticket for your 13 month old, right? You can also download the instruction manual for the SureRide which outlines installation on an airplane (both in the forward facing and rear facing position). based Airlines are required to make sure you are in a spot on the plane where you can fit your rear facing car seat if that is the appropriate position for the age of your child. Where are you traveling to? Canadian and U.S.

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