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Flying with young children (Part 3)

Top 8 tip when bringing a child car seat onto a plane

 

TUV approved child restraints


As of the 21st May 2014, below are the TUV airline approved child car seats.  This list may be updated and if you are in any doubt, phone the manufacturer of your child car seat.

    • Maxi Cosi Pebble

 

    • Maxi Cosi Citi

 

    • Britax Baby Safe

 

    • Britax Baby Safe Plus

 

    • Britax Baby Safe Plus SHR

 

    • Guardian Pro

 

    • Guardian Pro 2

 

    • Concord Ion

 

    • Kiddy:

 

    • Comfort Pro

 

    • Discovery Pro

 

    • Cruiserfix Pro

 

    • Energy Pro

 

    • Phoenix Pro

 

    • Phoenix fix Pro

 

    • Phoenix fix Pro 2

 

    • Guardian fix Pro

 

    • Guardian fix Pro 2

 

    • Britax Eclipse.



Remember:  the final decision to allow a child restraint to be used lies with the airline.

If you have any questions about flying with young children that our blog didn't address, please ask us and we will do the best we can to answer :)

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TUV approved means that the seat has been tested and approved by TUV Rheinland to be suitable for use on an aircraft.

 

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Is the Britax Prince TUV approved, its sold as suitable for Aircraft use?
Sunday, 12 July 2015 15:07
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