ADAC has made a list of which airlines allow which ECE approved seats. The list is not comprehensive nor is it binding.
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From @ADAC Please click to see full recommendations. |
Advisory Circular (AC) No. 605-003
The purpose of this document is to provide operators with information regarding:
(a) The use of child restraint systems on aircraft;
(b) The acceptance of additional child restraint systems manufactured to foreign standards;
(c) The use of other seating devices by infants, children, or special needs passengers; and
(d) The evacuation of infants and small children.
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From Transport Canada Please click to see full recommendations |
The FAA provides information for US bound/outbound flights. For use in flight, the seat must say "This seat is certified for use in flight."
I have had the problem of my child's FAA approved car seat not fitting properly. It was a Sunshine Kids Radian and there was not enough space to have it rear facing. The person in front of us complained he couldn't lean his seat back and I complained because the Radian was nearly upright. The flight attendant told me I would just have to hold my baby for the entire 9 hour flight. I told her I didn't pay for a ticket for the child to hold her for 9 hours. She quickly reassigned our seats. Therefore I find this tidbit of information very interesting:
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From FAA |
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