Safeline Sit'n'Stroll Instruction Manual - T I P S
Installing the Sit’n’Stroll™ on an Aircraft
1
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Contact the airline prior to taking the child restraint on
board
the
aircraft.
2
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Install the Sit’n’Stroll™ in the airline seat the same
way you would when using it in a car. You may need
to raise the armrests in the aircraft to allow room for
the Sit’n’Stroll™. After the Sit’n’Stroll™ is in place,
you can usually lower the armrest back into place. If
you are seated behind the bulkhead where the armrests
don’t raise, you can usually slide the Sit’n’Stroll™ like
a tray in between the armrests and the seat cushion.
3
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Regular luggage checking of a Sit’n’Stroll™ may result
in damage to the unit. We suggest you gate check your
unit
if
necessary.
In private aircraft, do not install the car seat where it will
block an exit from the aircraft or where it could block or
inhibit the use of flight controls.
Do not place the car seat next to an emergency exit or in a
seat row which contains an emergency exit.
Converting the Sit’n’Stroll™ from Car Seat to Stroller
For your child’s comfort, the Sit’n’Stroll™ utilizes an advanced torsional suspension system
that is active while the unit is in stroller mode. It is normal for the stroller to flex and have a
springy feel just like your car. The suspension system aids in ride comfort for your child and
prevents damage to the components. The Sit’n’Stroll™ handle incorporates flex steering which
means the “looseness” you feel is normal and aids in maneuvering the stroller.
Contact your airline and inquire if they offer special rates for children
traveling in car seats.
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FAA certification does not guarantee the Sit’n’Stroll™ will fit in all
airline seats. Contact your airline prior to traveling to determine the
width of the airplane seats. Provided you have purchased a ticket for
your child, the carseat fits into the airline seat and the carseat has the
yellow FAA-cetification sticker attached, the airline cannot refuse your
right to use your carseat on the airplane. For more information go to
www.faa.gov and refer to Part 125.