Best stroller/pushchair for taking on a plane?

relax carry on · 25-03-2012 12:34AM #1

Can anyone recommend a stroller or a pushchair for taking on a plane. It has to be a recliner and have pretty rugged wheels as I would like to hang onto it for a while. Cheers.

Moonbeam · 25-03-2012 12:48AM

Any buggy that folds as one is fine.

The Petit Zia and travel bag is great for travelling but it is not at all rugged.

wmpdd3 · 25-03-2012 01:02AM

This is my buggy:
http://www.nurseryvalue.com/pushchairs/petite-star-zia-jet-black.aspx

it lies completely flat. Also if you take off the canopy you can get it into a typical school bag.

Or you can buy the actual travel bag for it.

Its in argos but much cheaper from the website above.

Sheep Shagger · 25-03-2012 10:42AM

http://www.bellababy.ie/noa-p-2477.html

Lite, folds down and has a handle for pulling along....

NextSteps · 26-03-2012 11:42AM

I have a Maclaren Quest for travel and it's great.

uck51js9zml2yt · 26-03-2012 02:02PM

We are using a babysitter city. Its brilliant.

poldebruin · 26-03-2012 03:00PM

We bought the Maclaren Quest Sport for our trip abroad.

Good build quality, useful for day to day in Ireland too. Folds in a conventional manner, but very light and can be carried in one hand. Has a shoulder strap.

kildareash · 26-03-2012 07:16PM

Just venturing over from the pregnancy forum.
Due in mid-July but planning a trip to the states around November to visit OH's sister who has just emigrated.

Wld any of those be suitable for a 4 month old baby or wld I just be better off bringing my travel system?

wmpdd3 · 26-03-2012 09:01PM

as long as they lie flat, you can use from birth.

ocy · 27-03-2012 10:46AM

We have always used our Out & About Nipper when travelling, used the single when we only had one and double since we had no. 2. Buggys are easy to push. I picked both of mine up second hand, they are durable and fold in one piece.

Best stroller/pushchair for taking on a plane?

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