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markalex
16-08-2004, 17:17
We have guests booked on AA flight with a 21 month old. AA say
<blockquote id=&#39;quote&#39; class=&#39;ffs&#39;>quote:You may bring a safety seat for your daughter on board your flights. However, American Airlines accepts only infant seats/child restraint devices that are certified for use in an aircraft.&#39;
</blockquote id=&#39;quote&#39;>

Any ideas how we can find out whether the seat is suitable for this?
The seat is a &#39;Maxi-Cosi Priori Car Seat&#39;

Ta
A

blott
16-08-2004, 17:43
Do you have any documentation that came with it? Is there a label sewn in which gives you any info? Or you could contact the place where you bought it and ask? Presumably, you'd need some documentation of some sort to convince AA that it's certified for aircraft use anyway.

pieman790
24-08-2004, 22:55
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by markalex
We have guests booked on AA flight with a 21 month old. AA say
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:You may bring a safety seat for your daughter on board your flights. However, American Airlines accepts only infant seats/child restraint devices that are certified for use in an aircraft."
[/quote]

Any ideas how we can find out whether the seat is suitable for this?
The seat is a "Maxi-Cosi Priori Car Seat"

Ta
A


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We used AA this year and took a Britax Freeway excel. This seat is recommended for aircraft seats. AA never once checked it to see if it was appoved even though it was.