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Can I bring a baby stroller on board?
You can absolutely bring a baby stroller on board according to the complimentary baggage regulations. Specifically, domestic airlines such as Vietnam Airlines, Vietjet Air, Jetstar Pacific, and Bamboo Airways all offer free transportation of baby strollers on flights, regardless of ticket price, seat type, or baggage standards. Furthermore, they encourage parents to check in their baby strollers right from airport procedures.
However, if you're flying internationally, be cautious as not all airlines allow bringing baby strollers on board. For example, with AirAsia, baby strollers are strictly prohibited. Similarly, Malindo Air only permits passengers with business class tickets to bring strollers on board. Malaysia Airlines only allows the first and sole passenger on the flight to bring a baby stroller,... Therefore, when intending to bring this item on board, thoroughly research the regulations of the chosen airline for the most convenient journey.
What to consider when bringing a baby stroller on board a plane?
When bringing a baby stroller on board a plane, we must not overlook the following tips:
- Opt for a stroller that's easy to fold, compact enough to fit in a bag or cover.
- Prioritize lightweight baby strollers for travel.
- Strollers must not be taken on board if they contain electronic devices.
- For children under 2 years old: When purchasing flight tickets for infants accompanied by adult tickets, the child will have complimentary baggage allowance of one piece with a maximum total dimension of 115cm (56cm x 26cm x 23cm). And the total weight depends on the ticket class you purchased, plus a collapsible stroller.
- For children aged 2 - 12: baggage allowance will be similar to that of adults.
Author: Daisy Ng
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