Bassinet on a plane

Brian wrote:

(Ian) wrote:


We'll be bringing our baby (8 month old) over to Tokyo from SFO. We
are taking UA. They gave us 52A and 52C on a 744 plane. It's just a
standard 3-seat row, hoping the middle seat will be empty. The
reservation lady also said we can
have a bassinet. But I'm wondering how we can set up a bassinet in
this kind of seat. (She said we can do that because there are 2 styles
of bassinet ??)
Or should we request bulkhead seats instead?
Thanks.


Somehow I doubt that the airlines would permit a bassinet. When our
daughter was little, we always used something that was approved for
cars.

They have baby holders that snap into bulkheads that work well enough
unless there is turbulence. FFM

"Frank F. Matthews" wrote:


They have baby holders that snap into bulkheads that work well enough
unless there is turbulence. FFM


That qualification is reassuring. G

Brian wrote:

"Frank F. Matthews" wrote:

They have baby holders that snap into bulkheads that work well enough
unless there is turbulence. FFM

That qualification is reassuring. G

If you've looked at the things you would understand the qualification.
That said, severe turbulence is rare. However, if anyone on the plane
was injured it would likely be the kid. FFM

"Frank F. Matthews" wrote:


If you've looked at the things you would understand the qualification.
That said, severe turbulence is rare. However, if anyone on the plane
was injured it would likely be the kid. FFM

I'll readily admit I've never seen it. I don't want the kid hurt
either.

Frank F. Matthews writes
If you've looked at the things you would understand the qualification.
That said, severe turbulence is rare. However, if anyone on the plane
was injured it would likely be the kid. FFM

I've never seen one of these things. Is there no safety harness for the
infant?
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