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Choosing a Cabin Pushchair For Air Travel

Travelling with a newborn or toddler can be difficult enough. Fortunately, many airlines allow parents to take their pushchairs on planes so long as they meet size and cabin bag restrictions.

The best single pushchairs to fly with are compact and lightweight. Find hoods with UPF 50+ ratings and clever design features to make them more comfortable to use while traveling.

Lightweight

The Didofy Aster 2 was designed to be practical and is small, lightweight, and easy to fold. It also has flip-flop-friendly brakes, puncture free tyres and spacious storage baskets. The UPF 50+ canopy with padded straps, as well as the large storage baskets all contribute to the comfort. The recline mechanism is noisy and requires two hands to operate. This could wake your child.

The cabin-approved, lightweight buggy is a stylish and versatile option for trips abroad. The Newborn Pack or Bassinet included in the package can be used to carry a newborn. It folds on the frame and takes up less space than the traditional carrycot. The seat can be placed towards the parent to give security, or away from the parent to explore the world.

This compact pushchair features an elegant fold. It won a Red Dot award push chair for sale its elegant design. It is also surprisingly sturdy and is able to fold to fit the dimensions required for luggage that is held by most airlines. The Ergobaby Metro+, unlike other strollers that are small it is not a pop-up pushchair. However, it is a great choice for those who want to take a light and easy-to-fold buggy on holiday.

Folding is simple

It is important to consider how easy it is to fold and store the cabin pushchair. You want to be able to easily fit it into the overhead lockers that are used for hand luggage or in the baggage hold of the plane. This will allow you to avoid the possibility of losing your baby's pushchair on the flight.

The Babyzen Yoyo2 travel buggy is a popular choice with its innovative one-handed folding system and compact dimensions. It has a big storage basket, good maneuverability and one of the biggest canopies in the list. The design is not for everyone, and it does not look as sleek as its competitors.

Another popular choice is the Joolz Geo2 Travel pushchair. The lightweight stroller folds into a slimline package and fits in the overhead compartments of most planes. Its simple one-handed fold is ideal for those travel and is an excellent alternative to the Babyzen Yoyo2. It is also a much cheaper alternative.

The Bugaboo Butterfly is a new addition to the brand's line-up and offers a range of smart features. It has a slender fold and is only slightly larger than some other travel pushchairs, however it still falls within the size restrictions that are set by Emirates and BA. It is suitable for infants with the carrycot or bassinet.

This pushchair is not as easy to fold as other models in the UPPAbaby collection. The button-and ring mechanism is finicky and takes practice to master. It does come with an easy, compact and quick umbrella fold and an adjustable shoulder strap for comfortable carrying.

There are numerous ways to fold and transport the cabin pushchair. However, it's recommended to review the rules of your airline prior to booking flights. Airlines will typically require that your pushchair meet the requirements for storage in the hold, which may include a maximum width of 56cm, a width of 45cm and a depth of 25cm. If your pushchair does not meet the specifications then it may be required to keep it in the hold during your flight.

Easy to transport

When choosing a pushchair for travel, look for one that is easily folded and transported. A stroller that is approved for cabin travel is required to fit into the hand baggage requirements of the airline and can be stored in overhead lockers or the hold during the flight. These types of pushchairs tend to be less expensive than prams, and they can be easily assembled by the airline's baggage handlers when the plane lands.

Many airlines permit passengers to take a pushchair with a cabin-approved label onboard for free so long as it is within certain weight and size limitations. The Babyzen Yoyo2 is a great example of a travel-friendly buggy that meets these requirements, and folds down to a small size. It has a seat inlay and carry strap to make it easy for transport. This pushchair also reclines flat, so it can be used by newborns, with the addition of the special Newborn Pack or bassinet.

A lightweight buggy like the Bugaboo Butterfly City Pushchair, is an alternative. Its clever design allows it to fold and unfold in seconds and weighs only 7.3 kg. Its compact dimensions make it easy to put in the trunk of your car. The compact, one-handed fold mechanism is ideal for travel with a child.

Consider taking a baby backpack instead of a pushchair to save the hassle. This will leave you with hands free for the walk-through to passport control and baggage collection, and your child can take in the sights of your destination while you explore.

A lot of airlines have strict guidelines regarding the size and dimensions of pushchairs they will allow into their cabins. If a pushchair is too large to meet these standards it will be placed in the hold for the entire flight and not available until you arrive at your destination. It's worth trying to protect your stroller for travel by wrapping it in plastic wrap or bubble wrap, and using cable tie-ups to secure the handles. You can also take off any accessories, such as bumper bars or cup holders to stop them from getting lost or damaged on the way to and from the airport.

Easy to store

The Ergobaby Metro+ is a great choice for parents who want to purchase a cabin pushchair for their children on a budget. It is a slim, lightweight buggy which folds into an extremely compact size. It can be tucked away in the overhead storage spaces in the cabin. It has a big SPF sun hood, which is ideal for beach holidays. It doesn't recline as smooth as other buggies. This means that it is better suited to smooth surfaces than rough ones.

The BabyZen Yoyo 2 is another popular choice because it is lightweight and robust. It is simple to use, and can be used in conjunction with baby's bassinet or a newborn backpack (both sold separately). The seat unit is foldable on the frame, and it comes with the largest storage basket in this price range. It has a padded handlebar that isn't adjustable, but it is a great size for tall and short adults.

Wrap your pushchair in bubble wrap or foam if you decide to place it in the hold. You could also think about using cable tie to secure the handlebars to prevent any loose components from falling off during transit.