# Strollers for air travel and airline cabin rules

Which strollers suit air travel and fit airline cabin rules?

Joolz Aer2: It is designed for city living and travel, fits many airline cabin guidelines though acceptance depends on the airline, and is less suitable for rough terrain\. The maker calls the folded stroller ultra\-compact and airplane proof; Mima Miro: A travelling family reports the compact fold went into the overhead bin, avoiding gate\-checking, scuffs and waiting at baggage claim; Joolz Aer2 \(Aer²\): The stroller was accepted as cabin baggage on a British Airways flight and folded small enough to go into the overhead locker\.

### 1. [Joolz Aer2](/products/ucp/megababiesusa-com/9212013936894) (sold by megababiesusa\.com)

It is designed for city living and travel, fits many airline cabin guidelines though acceptance depends on the airline, and is less suitable for rough terrain\.

- Cabin use: It is designed for city living and travel, fits many airline cabin guidelines though acceptance depends on the airline, and is less suitable for rough terrain\. (blog) <https://www.strollerina.com/en/blog/en/blog/joolz/aer-30004/joolz-aer2-review>
- Weight: The video gives 6\.7 kg weight and 53 by 44 by 23\.5 cm folded size, plus 22 kg seat and 8 kg basket capacity; the store page gives 14\.3 lb and 20\.9 by 17\.3 by 9\.3 inches, and Which? gives 6\.8 kg and 53 by 46 by 25 cm, so the sources disagree on weight and folded size\. (review) <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc_lE9Ktymg>
- Folded size: The video gives 6\.7 kg weight and 53 by 44 by 23\.5 cm folded size, plus 22 kg seat and 8 kg basket capacity; the store page gives 14\.3 lb and 20\.9 by 17\.3 by 9\.3 inches, and Which? gives 6\.8 kg and 53 by 46 by 25 cm, so the sources disagree on weight and folded size\. (review) <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc_lE9Ktymg>

### 2. [Mima Miro](/products/ucp/megababiesusa-com/8969394585854) (sold by megababiesusa\.com)

A travelling family reports the compact fold went into the overhead bin, avoiding gate\-checking, scuffs and waiting at baggage claim\.

- Cabin use: A travelling family reports the compact fold went into the overhead bin, avoiding gate\-checking, scuffs and waiting at baggage claim\. (blog) <https://mimakidsusa.com/blogs/mima-blog/miro-compact-travel-stroller-review-marco-island>
- Weight: The stroller weighs 17 lbs\. (guide) <https://mimakidsusa.com/products/mima-miro-stroller>
- Folded size: -

### 3. [Joolz Aer2 \(Aer²\)](/products/ucp/megababiesusa-com/8964511432958) (sold by megababiesusa\.com)

The stroller was accepted as cabin baggage on a British Airways flight and folded small enough to go into the overhead locker\.

- Cabin use: The stroller was accepted as cabin baggage on a British Airways flight and folded small enough to go into the overhead locker\. (review) <https://www.mumsnet.com/reviews/joolz-aer2-review>
- Weight: The store lists the product weight as 14\.3 lbs; the blog measures 6\.7 kg, so the sources disagree on weight\. (listing) <https://top-stroll.myshopify.com/products.json>
- Folded size: The blog measures the stroller at 6\.7 kg, folded 53 x 44 x 23\.5 cm, with a 22 kg seat limit and an 8 kg basket; the store lists 14\.3 lb and 20\.9 x 17\.3 x 9\.3 inches folded, so the sources disagree on weight\. (blog) <https://www.strollerina.com/en/blog/en/blog/joolz/aer-30004/joolz-aer2-review>

## Also cited in the text

- Joolz Aer2, air travel: The maker calls the folded stroller ultra\-compact and airplane proof\. (guide) <https://www.joolz.com/us/en/joolzxwildride.html>

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