Sentences with phrase «under a passenger seat if»

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If they do not, the passenger needs a different seat with more under seat space or they shouldn't be permitted to travel with the pet which is larger than published allowable size (or whose carry bag is larger).

The California rear seat requirement does not apply if there is no rear seat; the rear seats are side - facing jump seats; the rear seats are rear - facing seats; the child passenger restraint system can not be installed properly in the rear seat; all rear seats are already occupied by children under 8; or medical reasons necessitate that the child not ride in the rear seat.

I put all of this in a tote bag from Michaels, along with some Larabars, dried apricots, and nuts, and I store the bag under the passenger's side front seat of my car (if you don't have a car, you could store a similar bag in your stroller basket or put similar items in your diaper bag or purse).

If you absolutely must put a child under 13 in the front seat (say, because the kids you're transporting outnumber your back seats), slide it as far back from the dashboard as possible, and put your biggest or tallest passenger there — strapped in, of course.

Some airlines allow the kennel to be carried in the passenger cabin as carry - on luggage if it fits under the seat.

If you add such frills as leather upholstery, moonroof, power passenger seat, traction control and power seats, you still can stay under $ 29,000.

Additionally, if you need to visit the home center or take the little leaguers to a game, there's lots of room thanks to storage bins under the seats and even the front passenger seat folding down.

If air travel is unavoidable, it is best to carry the animal on board in a pet carrier kept under a seat in the passenger area.

For example, if your crate doesn't meet its requirements (which can include specific number of water and food bowls attached to the crate as well as two crate latching mechanisms) the airline may not allow your dog in the passenger cabin, if your crate or carrier fits under the seat in front of you.

For small pets that can fit in a carrier, they may be allowed to fly in the passenger compartment if the carrier will fit securely under a seat.

Passengers can still bring small pets, including many of the breeds banned in cargo, into the cabin if the animal's carrier fits under the seat without obstructing passengers froPassengers can still bring small pets, including many of the breeds banned in cargo, into the cabin if the animal's carrier fits under the seat without obstructing passengers fropassengers from exiting.

If your pet will fit in a soft - sided crate that will fit under the seat ahead of you, it is better for your pet to travel in the passenger section.