Anyine taken a car seat on a Cathay flight?
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Anyine taken a car seat on a Cathay flight?
Was wondering if anyone has taken a car seat on board a flight to put there toddler in?Flying with an 18month old in 3 weeks time?
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Re: Anyine taken a car seat on a Cathay flight?
Speak to Cathay as to whether they have child seats or bassinets onboard that can be pre-booked.
The airline I work for do not allow the use of child car seats onboard as they cannot be secured into the aircraft seat securely or safely, so we have special seats and bassinets onboard that can be pre-booked.
The airline I work for do not allow the use of child car seats onboard as they cannot be secured into the aircraft seat securely or safely, so we have special seats and bassinets onboard that can be pre-booked.
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Re: Anyine taken a car seat on a Cathay flight?
http://www.cathaypacific.com/cpa/en_...ravel/children
Car Seat
Personal infant car seat is accepted on board if it complies with the following requirements:
Personal infant car seat is accepted on board if it complies with the following requirements:
- Forward facing
- Designed for carrying an infant inclusively between the age of 6 months and 3 years, and weighs 18kgs or less
- Must be in operational condition
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Re: Anyine taken a car seat on a Cathay flight?
They do allow car seat in Economy and the old Business Class, but not in the new Business Class:
http://www.cathaypacific.com/cpa/en_...ravel/children
[/LIST]Just give the airline a call to get approval.
Mrs JTL
http://www.cathaypacific.com/cpa/en_...ravel/children
[/LIST]Just give the airline a call to get approval.
Mrs JTL
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Re: Anyine taken a car seat on a Cathay flight?
We took 2 x 18 month olds to Oz and back on our reccie. we used the car seats on the way out and put them in the hold on the way back as they are actually more of a pain.
- the kids sleep better out of the car seats, believe it or not.
- if they drop anything you cant get it easily cos the car seat is in the way
- you can't get past the car seat to walk down the row
- in a car seat, the kid can kick the passenger in front.
We thought it would be great to have them in their car seats, it wasn't
Buzzy
- the kids sleep better out of the car seats, believe it or not.
- if they drop anything you cant get it easily cos the car seat is in the way
- you can't get past the car seat to walk down the row
- in a car seat, the kid can kick the passenger in front.
We thought it would be great to have them in their car seats, it wasn't
Buzzy
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Re: Anyine taken a car seat on a Cathay flight?
We took 2 x 18 month olds to Oz and back on our reccie. we used the car seats on the way out and put them in the hold on the way back as they are actually more of a pain.
- the kids sleep better out of the car seats, believe it or not.
- if they drop anything you cant get it easily cos the car seat is in the way
- you can't get past the car seat to walk down the row
- in a car seat, the kid can kick the passenger in front.
We thought it would be great to have them in their car seats, it wasn't
Buzzy
- the kids sleep better out of the car seats, believe it or not.
- if they drop anything you cant get it easily cos the car seat is in the way
- you can't get past the car seat to walk down the row
- in a car seat, the kid can kick the passenger in front.
We thought it would be great to have them in their car seats, it wasn't
Buzzy
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Re: Anyine taken a car seat on a Cathay flight?
Mrs Buzzy's experiences at Heathrow - car seats and baby milk -
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=405105
and this post with an update on the baby milk -
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showp...0&postcount=30
And -
QANTAS - Dreadful, JETSTAR - excellent - Mrs B's opinion
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=405635
Buzzy
Last edited by Buzzy--Bee; Nov 22nd 2007 at 8:17 pm.