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Car seats on Aer lingus

ccassidy92 · 2017-06-13 19:51:16

Hi Looking some advice on whether to gate check (if possible) or normal check my car seats when flying DUB-JFK. We are flying with a 3 & 1 year old and we have the bulk head seats already booked. Just wanted to know the best way to transport the car seats which reduces the risk of damage. Ta

13-06-2017 7:51pm

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ccassidy92

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Hi

Looking some advice on whether to gate check (if possible) or normal check my car seats when flying DUB-JFK. We are flying with a 3 & 1 year old and we have the bulk head seats already booked. Just wanted to know the best way to transport the car seats which reduces the risk of damage.

Ta

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#2 13-06-2017 8:55pm

Van.Bosch

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ccassidy92 wrote: »

Hi

Looking some advice on whether to gate check (if possible) or normal check my car seats when flying DUB-JFK. We are flying with a 3 & 1 year old and we have the bulk head seats already booked. Just wanted to know the best way to transport the car seats which reduces the risk of damage.

Ta

I always check them (EI/BA etc) and no issues. Not sure they even allow you bring them on unless they are going to be used in the airline?

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