Plane Pal

Plane Pal is the ultimate inflatable airline seat extension. The cushion makes sleeping on a plane (car, bus, or train) more comfortable. Designed with kids in mind, it can be used by adults too – there is no age restriction.

How does it compare to BedBox, Jetbed, and others on the market?

* Over 40 approved airlines. It is recommended that you check with your airline before departure to ensure the airline has not altered its regulations regarding Plane Pal.

* Plane Pal is unique in that it does not attach to the seat, does not restrict reclining, and does not restrict usage of the meal tray.

* It inflates quickly and easily. Inflate to about 85% full. It can be inflated only after take-off and needs to be deflated before decent. Plane Pal can be used during the cruise phase of the flight much like the baby bassinets available in most large airlines. The rapid deflation feature allows the mattress to be removed and stowed in seconds.

What’s included:

1 x Plane Pal Pillow

1 x Hand Pump

1 x Backpack

We recommend that you use your Plane Pal in the window seat or the middle seat if the entire row is reserved by your traveling party; best to not place it with the aisle seat so that you may keep clear of obstructing the walkway.

100% satisfaction guaranteed: This product comes with a 6-month manufacturer’s warranty limited to poor workmanship. This warranty is not transferable. It is only valid for the original purchaser and does not apply to any subsequent purchaser/end user.

Additional Information

Use under direct adult supervision. Do not use it as a flotation device. Do not jump on to Plane Pal. Take care to avoid sharp objects when you open, pack, store and inflate. Do not over-inflate Plane Pal.

The information provided is indicative only and provided on a “best endeavors basis”, based on responses from airlines and/or previous customer experiences. In using this information, you accept we can’t be held responsible should the airline refuse use. Refunds are not allowed where a third-party carrier refuses a Plane Pal’s use.

You accept full responsibility for contacting your carrier prior to purchase, check the airline does not expressly exclude the use of a Plane Pal onboard, as policies can change. No refunds can be given if your airline does not accept the use of your Plane Pal.