@Hjones This thread is over 3 years old and it's unlikely the seat originally referred to is still in use or still sold. If you have a question about a specific car seat please start a new thread and ask your question.
--TheMiddleSeat
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@LittleBrother wrote: Were a about 3 or 4 rows behind the over-wing emergency exits. Typically where we end up with family boarding since we have a family of 4 and like to find two rows back-to-back so we can use two carseats and still hand things to each other. Perfect - that will be the widest area of the plane. I wanted to clarify for the other readers that you felt your seat was snug, and that was in the widest part of the plane in case they end up in the slightly narrower seats towards the front. If they have a similar car seat, head to the middle.
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01-25-2019
11:18 AM
01-25-2019
11:18 AM
@LittleBrother wrote: We're flying with our BabyJogger City Select stroller setup as a double. The stroller was rather expensive and breaks down into a bunch of pieces. The bags I've seen for strollers offer no protection and I'm concerned the stroller would have some plastic part break. I have a large suitcase I can fit the stroller in when it is broken down. Anyone know if I pack the stroller, and only the stroller, in a suitcase if I can still check it for free? Not doing a gate check, this would be checked at the counter before security. I see now that you had already clarified "only the stroller" - the one other suggestion I have is that when performing a similar maneuver I like to drop mine at curbside checkin before parking the car, if you are traveling in your own vehicle and parking at or near the airport and you have enough time. Totally agreed that the blue bags are mainly for scuff protection and to provide an obvious handle and place to tag the item. Otherwise the item will have to be durable to go in without a proper case.
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