Has anyone ever taken their own child car booster seat with them to Florida and taken it as hand luggage on their flight?
Has anyone ever taken their own child car booster seat with them to Florida and taken it as hand luggage on their flight?
mrs g
Yes to both-and a buggy-having said that they put it in the hold but don't count it against your allowance
Has anyone used these? a family member is thinking of getting some for her 5 and 7 year old so they can carry their own at the aiport.
http://www.bagsdirect.com/ProductDet...FQwf4QodigpBYg
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by steph_goodrum
Has anyone used these? a family member is thinking of getting some for her 5 and 7 year old so they can carry their own at the aiport.
http://www.bagsdirect.com/ProductDet...FQwf4QodigpBYg
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These seem a good idea and an easier way of carrying a booster seat.
IKEA do a zip up sturdy blue bag that we put 2 boosters in comfortably with 2 fold up buggies in a second.
They were inexpensive strong and easy to carry.
I've just checked-They are called Frakta and cost £1.99 each
We bought this from Kiddicare for the car seat:
http://www.kiddicare.com/webapp/wcs/...-1_98456_10001
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by steph_goodrum
Has anyone used these? a family member is thinking of getting some for her 5 and 7 year old so they can carry their own at the aiport.
http://www.bagsdirect.com/ProductDet...FQwf4QodigpBYg
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Wow - what a clever idea - wish these were around when we were at that stage. They're probably really good as the Trunki name seems to be excellent - I cetainly haven't heard anything adverse about their products.
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