Singapore Air & Baby-Gear Allowances
#1
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Singapore Air & Baby-Gear Allowances
My daughter (three years) and I are flying to BKK from LAX (via Singapore) in eight days, and I was on their website earlier this morning to get the info to order the kiddie meals, and I also checked out what their policy on checked/carry-on baby gear is. I'll be travelling with her carseat (which I might gate-check instead of take onboard for this flight and this flight only - sitting up front in a A340 wide-body) and a stroller. Their website seemed to indicate that I could only take one of a stroller or a carry-cot/PnP.
Can anyone confirm that I'm interpreting that correctly? Usually I fly on carriers that are a little more generous with their young passengers and their gear
(Thanks for bearing with me - it's my first post here!)
Can anyone confirm that I'm interpreting that correctly? Usually I fly on carriers that are a little more generous with their young passengers and their gear
(Thanks for bearing with me - it's my first post here!)
#2
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You can check in the carseat to the final destination and gate-check the stroller - have it tagged to be brought to you in Singapore in the jetway, then you give it back when you board the LAX flight. No worries.
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I'd have thought it would be difficult to gate check the carseat and expect to get it back at the transit point.
We gate-checked a stroller at LHR onto SQ last year. On arrival the strollers were all (maybe 20 of them!) being piled up in the jetbridge at Singapore - there was barely enough room for them and to be honest it wasn't terribly well organised (unusual for the carrier)
We gate-checked a stroller at LHR onto SQ last year. On arrival the strollers were all (maybe 20 of them!) being piled up in the jetbridge at Singapore - there was barely enough room for them and to be honest it wasn't terribly well organised (unusual for the carrier)