Children's travel beds for airplane use
Which children's travel beds are approved for use on airplanes?
Stokke BedBox: The bed feature is officially approved by many airlines and can be used on trains and ferries. The bed is universal and fits most standard economy seats in aircrafts. Stokke JetKids BedBox: Not every airline officially permits it; several carriers used by the family did allow it, but the airline list needs checking before travel. A research-based review stresses that bed mode only works in a window seat, many airlines restrict or ban in-seat beds, and the device cannot be used during taxi, takeoff or landing and does not replace a child restraint. Stokke Jetkids BedBox 2.0: It was used on United domestic and international flights without problems, even though some airlines technically disallow such beds. The review says bed mode is effectively window-seat only because it must not block the aisle or an exit.
| Product | Why | Airline approval | Seat fit | Age range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Stokke BedBox sold by megababiesusa.com | The bed feature is officially approved by many airlines and can be used on trains and ferries. | The bed feature is officially approved by many airlines and can be used on trains and ferries. listing | The bed is universal and fits most standard economy seats in aircrafts. listing | The bundle is for kids from 2 to 7 years old. listing |
| 2. Stokke JetKids BedBox sold by megababiesusa.com | Not every airline officially permits it; several carriers used by the family did allow it, but the airline list needs checking before travel. | Not every airline officially permits it; several carriers used by the family did allow it, but the airline list needs checking before travel. blog | - | - |
| 3. Stokke Jetkids BedBox 2.0 sold by megababiesusa.com | It was used on United domestic and international flights without problems, even though some airlines technically disallow such beds. | It was used on United domestic and international flights without problems, even though some airlines technically disallow such beds. blog | - | - |
Also cited in the text
- Stokke JetKids BedBox, airline caveats: A research-based review stresses that bed mode only works in a window seat, many airlines restrict or ban in-seat beds, and the device cannot be used during taxi, takeoff or landing and does not replace a child restraint. blog
- Stokke Jetkids BedBox 2.0, seat position: The review says bed mode is effectively window-seat only because it must not block the aisle or an exit. blog
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