Originally Posted by
annny
Hello all,
I am flying with my 3.5 year old son in a couple of months on Singapore Airlines from JFK to SIN. I would like to put my son in his car seat but am unsure if that would be allowed.
Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks!
We will be flying on Singapore Airlines this fall with our 4-YO son. This is from their website:
http://www.singaporeair.com/saa/en_U...37078&#Header3
Child Car Seat
The use of booster seats is prohibited.
Approved car-type child seats may be used for child under three years but not less than six months of age. The seat must be approved by a foreign airworthiness authority or government (E.g. UK CAA, FAA, or ECE) or manufactured under the standards of the United Nations. The seat must be forward facing and secured to the aircraft passenger seat by means of the aircraft safety belt.
Child harness approved by FAA is also accepted for use on the aircraft. However, not all models may be fitted on our First and Business Class seats. You may wish to contact our Singapore Airlines office for more details.
Manufacturing standards and instructions must be provided by the customer to our ground staff and crew for reference. Usage of child car seat and child harness on board is subject to all child safety seat requirements. Both cannot be installed on seats in the emergency exit rows as well as the rows immediately before and after it.