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pharmom5
06-19-2006, 07:36 AM
When we went to Disney 2 years ago we took Peter's car seat on the plane, but now he's in a booster seat. I know I'll need one in the rental car, but has anyone ever used a booster on the plane, or should I check the seat, or just try to get one from the rental company? Anyone done this before? Thanks!
3 DAYS TO DISNEY!!!
Laurie, DH, DD 19, DD 16, DS 14, DD 11, DD 4
Lisa loves Pooh
06-19-2006, 07:42 AM
Booster's have to be checked. Only seats with their own restraint system can be used physically on the plane.
We take our booster when we travel--they are very light and easy to transport.
The only time i have rented them with Car Rental was in England when we rented a car for 5 days of a 14 day trip.
wrldpossibility
06-19-2006, 08:54 AM
Yes, you can't take a booster seat on the plane...because boosters of course only work with shoulder belts. You'd never use a booster with only a lap belt. Since they're smaller (the kind without a back), I usually pack ours in our luggage and check it. I don't like using the car rental place's seats. They're usually poor quality. Have fun!!
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