No it only fits this seat. There is a table/bench that it fits on and this needs to be attached directly to the seating area which means that it has specific mountings that can only be found in this seat.

At 14 months you may want to look at the size of your child. Unless they are relatively small or certainly no more than average then I wouldn�t think it was the most comfortable place. Our 1 year old was ok in it but other older daughter would never have been at that age.

Unless you think they will definetly sleep 1A/1k might be a better option as they can have room on the floor between the seats to play. And if they do sleep you could have dinner together.

I agree with what madfish says except for allowing your baby on the floor, this is 100% not acceptable.

I wouldn’t worry about taking a bassinet seat from anyone else, I have only seen two babies in First when they are twins. Only you know if you baby is going to sit in a car type seat, if they are not or you think they are too big you can choose another seat if you prefer.

I knew that this would be commented on, what I will say is if the crew do not take your child�s safely seriously I would hope that the parent would. An unsecured child would be like a rag doll in any turbulence and god forbid if there were a decompression.

I know I�ll likely get vilified for saying this, but personally I don�t think there�s a place for infants in an F or J cabin. Between the possible disruption they may cause when someone has paid thousands of pounds so they can sleep on a flight and the fact that copious amounts of alcohol are being served, I personally don�t think it�s a good environment for a very small child.

I flew back from Chicago in J 2 years ago and a mother & father with 2 toddlers were also onboard. Both spent the entire overnight flight screaming with the father walking around the cabin trying to settle them as the mother ignored it. The crew were clearly exasperated but said nothing. The remainder of the business cabin were furious.

Im aware some airlines (MH?) limit children from their premium cabins, for me more airlines should be brave enough to take this step

Just my 2c

Just to clarify, I didn�t mean that I would leave them there unattended but that it would allow some freedom to move if you have both 1A and 1K. I don�t see this as any different to being sat on the seat. Although we know that it is recommended that seatbelts are fastened at all times. Not very practical with an infant.

Does the same rule apply in the middle CW seats where there are many posts about using this area? Personally I would be more worried about fingers getting trapped in seat mechanisms.

Just a reminder that this is public transport. If you want a child free zone then fly private.

Perhaps we should ban alcohol on flights rather than children to stop copious amounts being drunk?

Children cry. It�s not a crying infant that is a problem but what the parent does or does not do about it. Besides I have had more problems with adults on flights than children.