Never miss a delivery, with SMS and email time slots sent as standard with all orders. All orders dispatched by our warehouse are sent on a next working day delivery. We work with the UK’s leading couriers to offer quick and reliable service. Seat belt can be used whether lying down or sitting upright.Mattress and soft side panels create a comfortable space on the seat.The extendable lid elongate the seat to create a larger surface area.Universal and fits most standard economy seats in aircrafts.For use in planes, trains and ferries, where a seat extender is convenient.Tired feet can rest on the comfortable foot ledge.Top handle for child to hold while riding.Multi-purpose adjustable strap allows for carrying or pulling of the BedBox™.Shock absorbing front swivel wheels allows excellent manoeuvring.NEW FEATURE: Practical storage room inside the lid.Spacious interior to store essentials for the journey.Personalize the BedBox™ with the stickers included.The ride-on suitcase is for children 3-7 years, and the bed feature is best suited for children over 2 years.
Once the seat belt sign is off, transform the BedBox™ from a suitcase to a bed in 5 simple steps. Once packed, let your little one ride it (or pull it) through the airport terminal for stress-free transport. There may be some seat rows where an item does not fit due to the configuration of some aircraft.This travel essential combines Scandinavian style and aviation inspired design with practical features for the entire journey, and allows your child to rest comfortably or sleep during long and short haul flights.įun and functional with ample storage, the BedBox™ holds your child’s must-haves. If attachment to any part of the aircraft is required in order to provide structural stability to the item, it is not permitted to be used as it may cause damage to the aircraft
The item must not interfere with the seat in front, or prevent the seat in front from reclining Guest must ensure that use of the item doesn’t affect the comfort of other passengers Infant must be secured with infant seatbelt, or in bassinet (if fixed), whenever the seatbelt sign is illuminatedĬhild must be secured with their head towards the back of their own seat and their feet facing forward If inflatable, the valve must face the aisle for easy inflation and deflationĬhild must be seated with seatbelt fastened, whenever the seatbelt sign is illuminated The item must be stowed securely during taxi, take-off and landing, and may only be set up once the seatbelt sign is switched off The item may not be used in emergency exit rows The item may only be used in window seats of smaller aircraft and window or centre seats of middle block on Airbus A330 or Boeing B777 aircraft (see example diagrams below) Guest is responsible for its set up and use Here are the guidelines, direct from Virgin Australia: However, while Virgin Australia have allowed them (following extensive safety assessments, the airline assures), airlines including Qantas and JetStar continue to have their own sleep-device ban in place. So, why are sleep devices for kids on airlines important? Well, essentially, these sleeping tools make flying much more comfortable for kids (and, consequentially, their parents). Yep, the airline is allowing Plane Pal, Fly Tot and JetKids Bedbox on every fleet. From today, Virgin Australia is permitting kids’ sleep devices, like bed boxes, leg hammocks and inflatable cushions, on its aircrafts. Virgin Australia has listened to its (teeny-tiny) sleep-deprived passengers’ prayers. Well, imagine being a sensitive-to-sound, ( |target="_blank")?! With the rumbling of the engines, roaring of the aircraft tearing through the air, as adults, it can be tricky to get a decent amount of shut-eye on a flight.
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