Infant Airplane Seat - Flyebaby Airplane Baby Comfort System - Air Travel with Baby Made Easy

Just used this on several (Delta) flights on 7/2017 and was allowed to. However I would NOT recommend it at all, unless you maybe have a newborn. Now-a-days seats on airplanes are so close together that my 5 months old daughters legs would barely fit and she was very uncomfortable. Then when she fell asleep she was sitting so upright that I even worried about positional aphyfixia. I kept her there a few secs just to snap a few pics to post on this review so others could see it and not try.

Like another reviewer, I am a flight attendant, and I can assure you: this product is dangerous and illegal. Amazon needs to take responsibility here and stop selling it. The listing is clearly deceitful in claiming that this item "complies with all FAA regulations." I guess if you put it inside your properly-stowed luggage it would comply! If you try to put a baby in it, however, you will be breaking FAA regulations. Any competent flight attendant is going to ask you to you put it away.The safest way for a baby to travel on an airplane is in a carseat. If you can't afford to buy a seat for your baby (which are usually half-price), try to fly at a less-busy time, when there might be empty seats on the airplane. Then try to request your seats early, online if possible. If traveling with a companion, book an aisle and a window seat, leaving the middle seat empty. Single travers are unlikely to choose a middle seat for themselves, so that seat will likely stay empty and you will have a seat in which to put your carseat! Additionally or alternatively, when you check in (early, if possible), tell the agent that you are traveling with a lap child and ask if they have any empty seats they can block off for your baby. They are usually happy to do that for the sake of everyone's comfort and safety. That way you won't have to worry about anyone taking the empty seat next to you, and you can bring your car seat onboard, giving your baby their own safe and comfy place, and you a free lap! If this fails and the flight fills up, you can gate-check your carseat and they will have it waiting for you in the jetway when you arrive. Also remember that carseats always have to be at the WINDOW seat so that they cannot block anyone's rapid egress in an emergency.Additional FYI- you are not supposed to wear your baby in a carrier during takeoff and landing. The FAA says this could impede your escape, and that it is safer to hand your baby down to someone who has already evacuated, rather than jump out with the baby still attached to you. Counterintuitive, but truly safer. You can just unwrap or unclip the carrier until after takeoff or landing.I hope this helps people getting ready to travel with babies. Flying with a baby can be really easy and fun if you plan well and don't try to bring too much stuff onboard- besides your FAA-approved carseat, that is!

I bought it in August and didn’t use it till December so it can’t be returned. This does not work as advertised and it is illegal to use on airplanes, found this out after I rigged it all up. Total waste of money

Unfortunately I should have trusted the reviews, it's not approved on Canadian flights either. And it was too late for me to return. This should be removed from Amazon.

Worst product I have ever bought!. I tried it on a long trip which I used 4 different airplanes with two different airlines (AA and Saudi Airlines). Did not work with any of them, even though my daughter is smaller than average and she was 4 months with the size of 2 months baby. I read a lot of negative reviews and I said it may works with me especially with the Saudi Airlines which has a large room for the economic seats.Believe me. Do not do the same mistake.

This did not work out the way I thought it would. My daughter at 4 months who is small for her age was too big for this and there was not enough room between the airplane seat and tray table to make it work. If you had a newborn this may work but a baby any bigger than 10 pounds I don't see this being very useful. Bring a boppy pillow instead and save yourself the money. Nice idea but just didn't work out for us.

This saved me and my wife on a 11hr flight. We recently moved from Japan to Texas with our 5 month old daughter. Needless to say we were not looking forward to the long flight with her. Once airborne we set it up (very easily) put my daughter in it and she passed out for most of the flight, only woke to feed and have her diaper changed. When she was awake and feeding it was easy for us to do and still be comfortable and eat ourselves. After that flight I would have gladly paid 2 or 3 times more for it. I highly recommend this to any parent for either long or short flights. It is lightweight and supper simple to use.

This was great for my 3 month old. I had a free seat next to me on the flight so he had a seat all to himself in this little hammock (especially good when I placed a boppy underneath for more support). So this was nice, even in a bumpy flight. But I only gave 5 stars because after 10 min the flight attendant came to tell me this was not allowed on the flight because only a few specific types of seats/car seats / bassinets can be used on a flight... So I had to take him out of it and couldn't use it for the remainder of the 15 hour flight.