User manual KIDDY ENERGY PRO 2 AIRCRAFT

[. . . ] This child safety seat can also be used in an aircraft to ensure the safe transport of children on an airplane. Since this child car seat was primarily designed for usage in a motorcar, its fastening on the airplane differs from its fastening in the car. [. . . ] It is possible that your child car seat cannot be fastened correctly without the belt shortener. If your child seat is equipped with k-fix connectors, they have to be retracted into the seat. An aircraft installation is not possible when the k-fix connectors are extended. The child seat always has to be secured with the safety belt, even when the "Fasten your seat belt. A unsecured child seat could injure passengers in case of an accident, turbulences or an emergency landing. Place your child in the child car seat and move the impact shield into the guide slots of the car seat. Feed the belt through the impact shield belt guides (A) and close the belt buckle (B). Place the child car seat on the respective seat on the plane and fold the armrests of the plane seat upwards. It is possible that the child car seat cannot be fastened as described. If the belt buckle is located in the area of the impact shield's belt guides, this could prevent the clip from locking in place or the correct tightening of the belt. With some airplane seats the armrests are fixed and in exceptional cases it is possible that the belt buckle will be jammed between the armrest and the child car seat and cannot be opened. If this situation occurs, the belt shortener has to be used (refer to point 3. Thread the belt shortener onto the belt until all four hooks lie behind the belt (yellow arrows). Roll the belt shortener up and thread the loose end of the belt behind the free hooks. [. . . ] Removing of the child car seat Unfasten the lap belt according to the instructions of your airline. Do not forget to remove the belt shortener from the 2-point airplane belt. [. . . ]