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Airlines That Allow the Use of JUMBLEBEE Inflatable Airplane Beds
The JUMBLEBEE Inflatable Travel Bed is designed to make family trips more comfortable and convenient. This versatile accessory is perfect for use in airports while waiting for a flight, providing a cozy resting space for your child. Additionally, it can be used on an airplane if an extra seat is available and with prior approval from the airline.
During the flight, the JUMBLEBEE Inflatable Travel Bed can be placed on a spare seat to create a comfortable sleeping area for your child. However, its use depends on the airline’s policy, and approval must be obtained before departure. Many airlines allow inflatable travel beds during the cruise portion of the flight, while some leave the decision to the discretion of the cabin crew.
Important: If the decision is left to the flight attendants, they most often allow the bed to be set up only after takeoff, and it must be removed before landing.
To avoid issues, always contact your airline in advance to check regulations and, if possible, add a note to your booking.
To ensure safety and proper use, inflate the JUMBLEBEE Inflatable Travel Bed to only 80% of its full capacity. Air pressure inside the aircraft cabin changes with altitude, and overinflation may lead to excessive expansion of the bed.
For easy inflation:✔️ Unfold the bed and place it on the available seat in the exact position it will be used. ✔️ Sit to the right of the bed to have better access for inflation. ✔️ Use the pump to inflate it gradually to 80% capacity.
The JUMBLEBEE Inflatable Travel Bed is suitable for use on flights with the following airlines such as:
Delta, American Airlines, KLM, Air Canada, Singapore Airlines, Air China, Vietnam Airlines, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Cathay Pacific, Etihad Airways, EVA Air, WestJet, LATAM, Icelandair, Japan Airlines (JAL), AirAsia, Air Transat, Aeroflot, Garuda Indonesia, Malaysia Airlines, Virgin Australia, TAP Air Portugal, Frontier Airlines, SilkAir, Air Mauritius, UTair, LOT Polish Airlines, Angola Airlines, Iberia, Scoot, Air Calin, Air Vanuatu, Luxair, Cathay Dragon, ANA.
Some airlines allow inflatable beds only with cabin crew approval. These include:
Ryanair, JetBlue Airways, Turkish Airlines, Alitalia, Aeroméxico, Air India, Avianca, Copa Airlines, Finnair, EL AL Israel Airlines, Brussels Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, Swiss International Air Lines, Austrian Airlines, Philippine Airlines (PAL), Flydubai, Vueling Airlines, Gulf Air, Kenya Airways, Royal Jordanian, Fiji Airways.
While stricter policies may apply, some families have successfully used inflatable beds on flights such as:
United Airlines, Emirates, Lufthansa, British Airways, Air France, Qatar Airways, Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, Qantas, Jetstar Australia, TUI Airways.
For a hassle-free journey, always check with your airline in advance!
The JUMBLEBEE Inflatable Travel Bed ensures your child’s comfort wherever you go—whether waiting at the airport or flying to your next adventure!
Hanna Isaieva
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
Love this set! It includes not just the travel bed but also two neck pillows and sleep masks—such small details, but it make a huge difference on long flights. The material is durable, inflates super fast, and takes up almost no space in our luggage. The built-in pumps in the neck pillows are a game-changer—just a few presses, and boom, they’re ready to go! Our kid slept like a dream, and we finally got some rest too🥰🥰
Cris
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
Inflatable Toddler Airport and Airplane Bed is like a raft. It does take some inflating. This is a bit uncomfortable and not practical to take on an airplane. Once inflated it was difficult to maneuver. I do like the accessories that come with it, while they are not premium, they do get the job done.
Kevin R
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
I got this for our 18 month old because we are about to go on a flight. The more we looked at it, the more we realized how unnecessary it is. I do appreciate that the description lists what airlines allow them and which don't. I realized too, this would mean wed have to purchase a seat for the baby if we use that, which we are not going to do. We will just stick to baby on lap. It can be used in other places too like a park or just for a little nap mat maybe, even though it doesnt feel that comfortable. Kind of like putting baby on pool raft. It comes with the bed/seat with safety rails that is inflatable, storage bag, two neck pillows and sleep masks for Mom and dad., an air pump, and safety belt. It was pretty easy to blow up but honestly we probably wont use this. Ill give it three stars, but I don't think its worth $50 either.
Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
It can be used on a plane or in a car, and it is inflatable, easy to use, and it doesn't take up a lot of space when stored. I think it's a good product.
Honest Opinions
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
JUMBLEBEE Inflatable Toddler Airplane Bed ....This has not been an easy item to review. It scores points by including everything needed in order to inflate this toddler bed and, although it took some time to prepare it for use, it being a practical item for toddler comfort is questionable.It's much like an inflatable beach surf rider that you would rent for the day, but scaled down for young children. There are a few steps required to prepare it for use and so it's more than pump and go. Everything is included such as bumper guards, pump, tote bag, and ... um ... a pair of blindfolds for baby. The second one might be to replace the first one after it had been ripped off.Our neighbor has a toddler and we asked her to try it out. She returned it by saying that it wasn't needed for the seat while traveling to the park because the law requires that the baby be set in an appropriate car seat. Once at the park, the baby kept crawling off, preferring to lie on the blanket or grass than be elevated by the bed. She said it shouldn't be called an airplane travel bed because the airlines wouldn't allow a baby to be untethered even though a seat belt of sorts is included.We checked out their site to see if they had anything to say about airline travel and they recommended airlines be called in advance to ask if they would allow a baby to be set in a travel bed. Although they name some airlines that customers reported to have allowed it, don't assume the captain and flight attendants would have the time to monitor the baby's safety even while cruising.Our Honest Opinion: Inappropriately named, not practical for auto or airline use. The second star awarded because it appears to be well made and all accessories are included.
Svetlana Shevtsova
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025
Loved this set. It was quite easy and fast to inflate. Also, it looks nice and I like that it comes with not just the bed, but also travel pillows and eye masks.
Oleksandr Zakernychnyi
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025
Awesome! Worth every single penny! It was the easiest flight for us with our 1 yr old. Will be traveling with this every single time))
John and Teresa
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025
Super convenient for moms of littles! They can’t fall of the seat and they have a comfy space for them.
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