Airline Information
The AirCozi® Travel Pillow is a personal inflatable comfort accessory for lap infants and toddlers. Airline policies on accessories like this vary from carrier to carrier (and they can change over time) so we contact airlines directly to understand their current position, and we share what they've told us below.
Please read this first: the information on this page reflects what airlines have advised us, not a formal approval or endorsement. Whether the pillow can be used on any given flight is always at the discretion of the cabin crew on the day. Please confirm your airline's current policy before you travel, and always follow crew instructions in flight.
Good to know: Policies change, and advice can vary between staff members at the same airline. We recommend confirming directly with your airline when you book.
How to use it in flight:
- Stow it for taxi, take-off and landing. The pillow must be deflated and securely stowed — in the overhead compartment or under the seat in front — during pushback, taxiing, take-off, landing, any emergency, or whenever cabin crew instruct you to.
- Keep the seatbelt fastened. Your child's seatbelt must remain fastened at all times. You can ask cabin crew for an infant loop/extender belt if you need one.
- Choose the right seat. For your child's safety and other passengers' comfort, the pillow is best used for infants in a window or middle seat rather than the aisle. Toddlers using it upright as a backrest have no seat restrictions.
You can refer to this image to see which seats are recommended for the use of AirCozi® Travel Pillow:

What airlines have told us
We've contacted the airlines below and share their responses as they were given to us. This is a guide to help you plan — not a guarantee. Your airline's current policy, and the cabin crew on your flight, always have the final say.
Which airlines can I use AirCozi on?
Australia & New Zealand
- Air New Zealand
- Alliance Air
- Jetstar
- Virgin Australia
United States & Canada
- Air Canada
- Air Canada Rouge
- Delta Air Lines
- Flair Airlines
- Frontier Airlines
- JetBlue Airways
- Porter Airlines
- Southwest Airlines
- United Airlines
- WestJet
United Kingdom
- easyJet
- Virgin
Rest of the World
- AirAsia
- Air Europa
- Air Mauritius
- Air Vanuatu
- AirAsia Cambodia
- AirAsia Indonesia
- AirAsia Philippines
- AirAsia Thailand
- AirAsia X
- AirAsia X Thailand
- Aircalin
- Bangkok Airways
- Beijing Capital Airlines
- Cebu Pacific Air
- China Airlines
- China Eastern Airlines
- Chongqing Airlines
- EVA Air
- Ethiopian Airlines
- Etihad Airways
- Garuda Indonesia
- Iberia Airlines
- Iberia Express
- Icelandair
- LATAM Airlines
- Lufthansa
- Malaysia Airlines
- Philippine Airlines
- Scoot
- Sichuan Airlines
- Singapore Airlines
- Thai Airways International
- Vietnam Airlines
- Wizz Air
Airlines that have advised the decision is left to cabin-crew discretion on the day:
- ANA Wings
- Aer Lingus
- Air Macau
- Air Transat
- Alaska Airlines
- All Nippon Airways (ANA)
- American Airlines
- American Eagle
- Austrian Airlines
- Batik Air
- British Airways
- China Sothern Airlines
- Emerald Airlines
- Envoy Air
- Fiji Airways
- Firefly
- Hainan Airlines
- Hawaiian Airlines
- Hong Kong Airlines
- Horizon Air
- Indonesia AirAsia
- J-Air
- Japan Airlines
- Japan Transocean Air
- Jazz Aviation
- Spirirt Airlines
- SriLankan Airlines
- Thai AirAsia X
- Turkish Airlines
We're adding to this list as we hear back from more airlines.
Flying with an airline that isn't listed?
Contact us and we'll share anything we know. We'd also always suggest checking directly with your airline before you fly — their current policy is the final word.