CoziGo has been formally assessed and approved for use by the following airlines:• Emirates• Qantas• Virgin Australia• Etihad Airways• Singapore Airlines• British Airways• Air Canada• Virgin Atlantic • Air Astana Notes from Emirates: CoziGo does not fit on the Airline bassinet in the Business Class section of their A380.Notes from Qantas: Due to bassinet structure the canopies may not be used in First or Business.The following airlines have expressed that CoziGo is allowed for use but is at the discretion of the crew on the day:  • Cathay Pacific• ANA• Delta OTHER AIRLINES: Subject to the crew of the day.Thousands of our customers have used their CoziGo successfully on airlines from all around the world with no issue. It’s up to the crew on the day as to whether you can use it. If your airline doesn't appear on this list - we simply haven't yet sought formal approval, but they most likely will still allow it. If you are unsure, we advise that you contact the airline to check.If questioned by crew whilst on your flight, we recommend that you explain that the CoziGo is fully breathable and has plenty of viewing points to keep an eye on the welfare of your baby. Offer to open up the zipper, once baby has gone to sleep. Explain to the crew it can be quickly removed using the easy release clip in the case of emergency and is not designed for use during take-off and landing.If you are rejected use of your CoziGo, please let us know. It's also useful to write to the Airline to see if there's anything they can with their policy regarding the use of comfort items on their flights. Unapproved airlines:• Air New ZealandAir NZ used to apporve the use of CoziGo but a safety decal was moved to a different position to the aircraft resulting in CoziGo covering this decal. As a result, they have had to withdraw the approval of CoziGo.There are no other airlines that have communicated CoziGo is a banned product.