No, Allegiant Air does not charge for car seats.
Parents traveling with young children can bring car seats on Allegiant flights without incurring any additional fees. This policy applies whether the car seat is used on the plane or checked as baggage.
It’s important to note that car seats must meet specific guidelines. They should be approved for use in aircraft and fit securely in the airplane seat. You can check the size and weight requirements on Allegiant’s website for more details.
If you’re planning a trip, bringing your own car seat can offer added comfort and safety for your little one. Ensure your seat is installed correctly before your flight to avoid any last-minute stress.
When booking your flight, remember to consider the extra space needed for the car seat. If you have questions about using a car seat on Allegiant, their customer service is available to assist you.
Do I need to reserve a seat for my child if I’m bringing a car seat?
Yes, if you plan to use a car seat on the plane, you must purchase a separate seat for your child.
Can I check my car seat as baggage?
Yes, you can check your car seat for free, as it doesn’t count towards your baggage allowance.
Are there specific car seat guidelines I should follow?
Yes, the car seat must be FAA-approved and should fit properly in the airplane seat.
What if I forget my car seat?
Allegiant does not provide car seats, so it’s best to plan ahead and ensure you have it with you for your child’s safety.
Can I use a booster seat instead of a car seat?
A booster seat can be used, but it also requires a separate purchased seat for your child on the flight.