spinoff on car seats on planes

If you bring the car seat on the plane, I would assume you have to pay for a seat?

Re: spinoff on car seats on planes

Yes. Some airlines have reduced fares for children, though.

Re: spinoff on car seats on planes

Sometimes the plane isn't full, and you don't have to pay, but it's so much safer to have DC in their own seat, in a car seat. Just think of that story last week about all of the unbelted people in the plane who had to go to the hospital. I always paid for a seat for DC, even when they were under 2 years.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/08/04/plane.turbulence/index.html

Re: spinoff on car seats on planes

You will always have to pay for a plane ticket for any child, sometimes the fare isn't the same as the adults fare, if you want a seat, you will have to pay for it.

Re: spinoff on car seats on planes

I've never had to pay for a seat yet. Other than 1 time, there was always an empty seat that I was able to use for DD. The 1 time that there wasn't she had to sit on my lap. I did however wish that I had paid for the seat because I really didn't feel safe with her in my lap and neither of us were comfortable.