Strollers on Air France
May 23, 2017, 9:25 pm
#19
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Jul 13, 2018, 12:58 pm
#20
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Hi,
I agree with you, you right I also hear about Air France. But when I hear about that lost thing there I buy smart stroller to my baby and fly without any tension and easily and thanks God when I travel I don't face any problem and reach my place safely with all my things.
I agree with you, you right I also hear about Air France. But when I hear about that lost thing there I buy smart stroller to my baby and fly without any tension and easily and thanks God when I travel I don't face any problem and reach my place safely with all my things.
Aug 16, 2018, 1:28 pm
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My general advice is that US airlines are better at this than their European counterparts.
Nov 30, 2018, 2:50 pm
#23
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Sorry to re-open an older thread, but I felt it relevant. My wife and I will be flying Air France and have a stroller larger than the dimensions given on the baggage website. We were wondering if we will be allowed to bring the stroller to the gate and gate check it, if somehow we will get blocked when going through security.
Anyone have any experiences? We will be traveling with a Bugaboo Bee.
Anyone have any experiences? We will be traveling with a Bugaboo Bee.
Dec 2, 2018, 1:07 am
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Even if you gate-check the stroller when flying with Air France, it’s not certain that the airline’s ground service will deliver the stroller at the gate on arrival in Paris. If you want the most reliable gate-check-for-gate-delivery stroller experience, my suggestion is to use US or Asian airlines to fly to Paris when possible.
Dec 3, 2018, 3:06 am
#25
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My experience with Air france is that they tend to deliver the stroller with the luggage (contrary to what klm does in AMS).
So what we ended up doing is buy a babyzen yoyo+ stroller, which fits in the overhead luggage bins. Air France knows about that stroller and never refused that we take in on board, both short haul and long haul flights.
So what we ended up doing is buy a babyzen yoyo+ stroller, which fits in the overhead luggage bins. Air France knows about that stroller and never refused that we take in on board, both short haul and long haul flights.