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15/06/2006 at 08:00
Hi does anyone know if you can take a baby carrier onboard aeroplanes. My son and daughter-in-law are planning to fly to England in December when their little one will be
a few weeks old, the info on Ryanair FAQ confusing.
webeditor2 Platinum member
15/06/2006 at 10:44
By baby carrier do you mean a baby sling or a baby car seat? You should be fine with a sling/carrier, but your son and daughter-in-law will have to book a seat for a baby in a car seat. Their baby would really be better lying flat during a journey if possible, as too long spent sitting semi-upright in a car seat can cause respiratory problems in newborn babies. It may be worth e.mailing Ryanair with your query.
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16/06/2006 at 08:14
Hi thanks for the reply and advice, yes it was a car seat but due to your advice will now look for an alternative, it is a very short trip, however the babies health is of utmost importance. thanks again
Gwenan Silver member
18/06/2006 at 13:51
We flew to Australia when our daughter was a couple of months old and she slept for most of the way on my lap. Was happy & content for the whole journey to the relief of all around us! I think to use a car seat you just need to get it approved by the check in desk
sarahholt123 Silver member
25/06/2006 at 14:07
does anyone know about maternity pay when you have 2 jobs? i know you get 90% for 6 weeks but is that 90% of the two? and after that do i just get 100 and odd pounds after that? i'm confused!!!:\?
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