One final (possibly) comment,  when my son was bassinet size (just less than one year old), we actually bought a seat for him (on a flight from San Francisco to London on British Airways), for safety and to make us more comfortable on the flight as well.  BUT, because he had a seat and that implied over 2 years old, they could not classify him as a baby on the flight, therefore, we could not request the bulkhead or any other baby paraphernalia in advance. It was quite a catch-22 and very annoying.
 
Sarah
-----Original Message-----
From: Amy Robertson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 3:50 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [munchkins] flying with babies

Just a quick note - both Continental and Alitalia have
the bassinets that stick into the wall, but I think
that they are only available on international flights.
British Airways has a great baby seat that sticks to
the wall as well.  These do all have to be requested
in advance so that you can be assured the bulkhead
seat, where the bassinet sticks in.

Amy


           
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