Fly LegsUp for Adults pack
Regular price
$79.95 AUD
Our Fly LegsUp for Adults pack is recommended for 10 years of age and up!
The Adults pack includes:
- Our patented Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock
- 1 Small Pillow and 1 Large Pillow
- Travel bag
- Instruction sheet with suggested positions
It’s a tool to help you sleep and relax on long haul flights.
- Lightweight, weighing less than 500g
- Washable and durable
- Compact
- Easy to use
- Adaptable and accommodates for the differences in people and airline seats
- Creates a foot and leg rest, allowing you to sleep on your side, elevate your legs or extend your legs
Note: The Flight Hammock is NOT to be used during taxi, take-off and landing. Children must be supervised by an adult at all times and continue to wear a seat belt when using the Flight Hammock.
**Please be aware that use of our product (and any product on board) is at the discretion of the cabin crew on the day. Whilst we cannot guarantee the use of our product on every single flight, in our experience, it is unusual to be told you cannot use the hammock**
Customer Reviews
Based on 1 review
Write a review
The patented Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock is the ultimate travel companion for adults & children on long haul economy flights. It is a tool to help make your flight more comfortable by enabling you to elevate your feet & legs into many different positions, supported by moveable & inflatable pillows.
The Rundown...
▪ The Flight Hammock easily attaches to the drop down tray table in front of you
▪ The inflatable pillows are placed into the hammock to support legs & feet
▪ The 3 pillows (in the Kids pack) creates a flat platform/bed for babies & small children.
▪ The 2 pillows (in the Adults pack) can be moved around to create an adaptable foot & leg rest
▪ It will support you all the way whether you are a side sleeper, prefer your knees up or legs extended.
We encourage you to explore and experiment to find what suits you best and make the best use of the space available to you. You can change the shape of the hammock, move the pillows around and vary their inflation.
Useful Info
▪ Suitable for infants, children & adults
▪ The ONE Flight Hammock, so as children grow, they can continue to use their Flight Hammock. It's a travel companion for life!
▪ Ultra-light & compact design, weighing less than 500g
▪ Clips onto your handbag, luggage or belt
▪ Washable & durable
Downloadable Instructions
Airlines & Safety Info
Most airlines and cabin crew are more than happy for you and/or your child to use the Flight Hammock and be comfortable. Use of our product is ultimately at the discretion of the cabin crew on the day and whilst we cannot guarantee you can use your hammock on every single flight, in our experience, it is very unusual to be told you cannot use the hammock. We have customers flying worldwide on major international airlines, some of which our customers refer to here.
The hammock is such a NEW concept and on some occasions, you may be questioned by a cabin crew member about the hammock. If you were to be questioned, please let them know the following:
- The Fly LegsUp has been comprehensively tested by a CASA authorised Aviation Engineer.
The Aviation Engineering Report is downloadable here and concludes: "The Fly LegsUp flight hammock poses NO STRUCTURAL RISK to the seat structure, metal table assembly, metal tray table arms (with table stowed or deployed) or the seat occupied by the passenger. As a carry-on comfort aid, the hammock poses NO RISK to cabin flammability, egress or cabin safety if its permitted use is as per standard cabin practices and REMOVED from the seat for taxi, take-off and landing” - Jason Hazell (ARN 765973).
- It was reviewed by The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) and they class it as a “carry on comfort aid” just like a neck pillow. A personal device designed to make economy more comfortable.
- It complies with FAA/GCAA/EASA/CASA safety regulations.
- The hammock does not disturb the person in front or other passengers (some of our customers refer to this topic in their testimonials).
- The hammock does not damage the tray table (as per Aviation Engineer Report).
- Without the hammock, children tend to lie across parents laps and it can be impossible to continue to wear a seatbelt, but with the hammock they can easily wear a seatbelt.
- It is only used during the cruise portion of the flight and will be stowed away for taxi, take-off and landing.
If you were still asked to remove your Fly LegsUp by a cabin crew member, it would not be valid or correct that it was because of safety or egress according to our independent Aviation Engineering Report.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
What if there is an emergency on the plane?
If an emergency is declared, the hammock must not be used. The hammock can be removed in seconds and the pillows deflate quickly, due to the design of the valve. You can even sit on the Large pillow to make it deflate faster, while you are deflating the Small pillow.
The soft fabric of the hammock allows you to tuck it into the magazine pouch. Alternatively you can stow the hammock and pillows under the seat in front of you.
Does it matter where I sit on the plane?
The Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock is designed for Economy. We recommend children sit by a window or the middle seat between the aisles, as depicted by Singapore Airlines here under 'Convertible inflight beds for children'. You will need a seat in front of you, as the Flight Hammock attaches to the arms of the drop down tray table. It cannot be used in bulkhead seats or areas without a seat in front of you. To make sure you have a seat in front of you, head to SeatGuru.
Will it annoy the passenger in front?
When we were developing the hammock it was very important that it not disturb or annoy other passengers. Due to the way airline seats are engineered and where the hammock attaches, movement in the hammock is not felt by the passenger sitting in front. This topic is mentioned by some customers in their testimonials.
Will the hammock damage the tray table?
The Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock has been comprehensively tested by a CASA accredited Aviation Engineer and will not damage the airline tray table. The tables are designed to be very strong.
The Aviation Engineering report concludes: "The Fly LegsUp flight hammock poses NO STRUCTURAL RISK to the seat structure, metal table assembly, metal tray table arms (with table stowed or deployed) or the seat occupied by the passenger. As a carry on comfort aid, the hammock poses NO RISK to cabin flammability, egress or cabin safety if its permitted use is as per standard cabin practices and REMOVED from the seat for taxi, take-off and landing" - Jason Hazell (ARN 765973). Download the full aviation engineering report here.
What happens when the seat in front reclines?
Generally when the person in front reclines their seat, it means you will need to compensate by reclining yours. Airline seats around the world do vary, however we have not found there was any undue impact on using the hammock when the person in front reclines. See our video on What happens when the seat in front reclines?
When should I attach the Fly LegsUp?
Attach your hammock to the tray table as soon as you reach cruising height, as it is much easier to attach BEFORE the person in front reclines their seat. Alternatively you can attach it before takeoff and tuck it away into the magazine pouch for takeoff and then inflate the pillows when you want to use the hammock.
What if the person next to me wants to get past?
If someone wants to get past your Fly LegsUp, take the Large pillow out leaving the Small one in the hammock, tuck the tail into the hammock and it will swing out of the way when someone passes. See our video, 'how to get past a Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock'.
Who can use the Fly LegsUp?
The Fly LegsUp for Kids is designed to help children sleep and play on long haul economy flights. We recommend the Kids pack for infants - approximately 9 years of age and older children or adults are better suited to the Adults pack. Children using their hammock should be supervised by an adult at all times and continue to wear a seat belt during the flight.
Fly LegsUp for Adults aims to optimise comfort and sleep whilst flying in economy. The Fly LegsUp may be beneficial for people who suffer from back pain, lower limb swelling and may also help reduce the risk of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVTs), click here for more details on the potential health benefits of Fly LegsUp. To use the hammock you do require a certain level of flexibility to elevate your legs into the hammock.
To see how the Flight Hammock has helped our customers, take a look at our customer testimonials.
What is the difference between the Fly LegsUp for Kids and the Fly LegsUp for Adults?
The hammocks are exactly the same and we sell the ONE Flight Hammock. As children grow, they can continue to use their hammock. The only difference between the packs is that the Kids pack comes with an additional pillow to create a flat platform/bed for children to sleep and play on. The platform level can be adapted by adding or removing pillows depending on the child’s age and the position that they want to be in.
The Fly LegsUp for Adults pack includes one Large and one Small inflatable pillow and the Fly LegsUp for Kids pack includes two Large and one small inflatable pillow.
TROUBLESHOOTING
The hammock is slipping down the arms of the tray table.
Some airlines have tray arms with a very steep angle and the straps will slide down. To compensate you can attach the straps to the horizontal bar that runs parallel behind the tray table as shown below. You may need to pull the tray towards you to expose the bar.
The tray table keeps falling down
In this case you may have a faulty catch or some airlines have a system as shown below that may not take the weight of adult legs with the tray table closed. You can use the hammock (albeit with less variety), with the table down in these circumstances. These catches will generally take the weight of small children, so that they can use the hammock as normal.
We deliver to the world from our warehouses in Australia and the UK.
If you have any questions please message us here. Happy flying!
Fly LegsUp for Kids pack
Regular price
$89.95 AUD
Our Fly LegsUp for Kids pack is recommended for 0 - 9 years of age!
The Kids pack includes:
- Our patented Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock
- 1 Small Pillow & 2 Large Pillows
- Kids instruction sheet with suggested positions
- Lightweight, weighing less than 500g
- Washable and durable
- Compact
- Easy to use
- Adaptable & accommodates for the differences in kids & airline seats
- Creates a bed for babies and small children + a platform/adaptable foot & leg rest for older children.
It’s your passport to a more enjoyable and restful economy flight with the kids!
The Flight Hammock in the Kids pack is the same as the Adults, so as babies and children grow, they can continue to use their hammock. The additional third pillow in the Kids pack, allows you to create the platform/bed.
Infants to young children
The hammock is very adaptable & can make a flat platform for infants & young children to sleep & play on, just like their bed at home. Their minimal space is maximised with the hammock & they have more room to play & ensure their toys won't get lost.
Tip: If your child is small enough to lie completely flat, it's a good idea to bring their favourite small pillow from home to lie their head on (or use the supplied airline pillow), as some airline seats slope slightly down towards the back of the chair & this will level it out, for a more comfortable & cosy sleep.
Older children
They love to stretch out on the platform too. But they may also like to vary the height & position of the pillows, by adding or removing and changing the inflation levels of the pillows. Making them soft & squishy or hard & firm - Experiment!!
Tip: For older children who do not need a flat platform, you can use one of the Large pillows (inflated 1/2 or less), as a head or armrest. Or if you don’t think this is necessary, you can purchase a Fly LegsUp for Adults – which comes with 2 pillows.
Note: The Flight Hammock is NOT to be used during taxi, take-off and landing. Children must be supervised by an adult at all times and continue to wear a seat belt when using the Flight Hammock.
**Please be aware that use of our product (and any product on board) is at the discretion of the cabin crew on the day. Whilst we cannot guarantee the use of our product on every single flight, in our experience, it is unusual to be told you cannot use the hammock**
Customer Reviews
Based on 1 review
Write a review
The patented Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock is the ultimate travel companion for adults & children on long haul economy flights. It is a tool to help make your flight more comfortable by enabling you to elevate your feet & legs into many different positions, supported by moveable & inflatable pillows.
The Rundown...
▪ The Flight Hammock easily attaches to the drop down tray table in front of you
▪ The inflatable pillows are placed into the hammock to support legs & feet
▪ The 3 pillows (in the Kids pack) creates a flat platform/bed for babies & small children.
▪ The 2 pillows (in the Adults pack) can be moved around to create an adaptable foot & leg rest
▪ It will support you all the way whether you are a side sleeper, prefer your knees up or legs extended.
We encourage you to explore and experiment to find what suits you best and make the best use of the space available to you. You can change the shape of the hammock, move the pillows around and vary their inflation.
Useful Info
▪ Suitable for infants, children & adults
▪ The ONE Flight Hammock, so as children grow, they can continue to use their Flight Hammock. It's a travel companion for life!
▪ Ultra-light & compact design, weighing less than 500g
▪ Clips onto your handbag, luggage or belt
▪ Washable & durable
Downloadable Instructions
Airlines & Safety Info
Most airlines and cabin crew are more than happy for you and/or your child to use the Flight Hammock and be comfortable. Use of our product is ultimately at the discretion of the cabin crew on the day and whilst we cannot guarantee you can use your hammock on every single flight, in our experience, it is very unusual to be told you cannot use the hammock. We have customers flying worldwide on major international airlines, some of which our customers refer to here.
The hammock is such a NEW concept and on some occasions, you may be questioned by a cabin crew member about the hammock. If you were to be questioned, please let them know the following:
- The Fly LegsUp has been comprehensively tested by a CASA authorised Aviation Engineer.
The Aviation Engineering Report is downloadable here and concludes: "The Fly LegsUp flight hammock poses NO STRUCTURAL RISK to the seat structure, metal table assembly, metal tray table arms (with table stowed or deployed) or the seat occupied by the passenger. As a carry-on comfort aid, the hammock poses NO RISK to cabin flammability, egress or cabin safety if its permitted use is as per standard cabin practices and REMOVED from the seat for taxi, take-off and landing” - Jason Hazell (ARN 765973).
- It was reviewed by The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) and they class it as a “carry on comfort aid” just like a neck pillow. A personal device designed to make economy more comfortable.
- It complies with FAA/GCAA/EASA/CASA safety regulations.
- The hammock does not disturb the person in front or other passengers (some of our customers refer to this topic in their testimonials).
- The hammock does not damage the tray table (as per Aviation Engineer Report).
- Without the hammock, children tend to lie across parents laps and it can be impossible to continue to wear a seatbelt, but with the hammock they can easily wear a seatbelt.
- It is only used during the cruise portion of the flight and will be stowed away for taxi, take-off and landing.
If you were still asked to remove your Fly LegsUp by a cabin crew member, it would not be valid or correct that it was because of safety or egress according to our independent Aviation Engineering Report.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
What if there is an emergency on the plane?
If an emergency is declared, the hammock must not be used. The hammock can be removed in seconds and the pillows deflate quickly, due to the design of the valve. You can even sit on the Large pillow to make it deflate faster, while you are deflating the Small pillow.
The soft fabric of the hammock allows you to tuck it into the magazine pouch. Alternatively you can stow the hammock and pillows under the seat in front of you.
Does it matter where I sit on the plane?
The Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock is designed for Economy. We recommend children sit by a window or the middle seat between the aisles, as depicted by Singapore Airlines here under 'Convertible inflight beds for children'. You will need a seat in front of you, as the Flight Hammock attaches to the arms of the drop down tray table. It cannot be used in bulkhead seats or areas without a seat in front of you. To make sure you have a seat in front of you, head to SeatGuru.
Will it annoy the passenger in front?
When we were developing the hammock it was very important that it not disturb or annoy other passengers. Due to the way airline seats are engineered and where the hammock attaches, movement in the hammock is not felt by the passenger sitting in front. This topic is mentioned by some customers in their testimonials.
Will the hammock damage the tray table?
The Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock has been comprehensively tested by a CASA accredited Aviation Engineer and will not damage the airline tray table. The tables are designed to be very strong.
The Aviation Engineering report concludes: "The Fly LegsUp flight hammock poses NO STRUCTURAL RISK to the seat structure, metal table assembly, metal tray table arms (with table stowed or deployed) or the seat occupied by the passenger. As a carry on comfort aid, the hammock poses NO RISK to cabin flammability, egress or cabin safety if its permitted use is as per standard cabin practices and REMOVED from the seat for taxi, take-off and landing" - Jason Hazell (ARN 765973). Download the full aviation engineering report here.
What happens when the seat in front reclines?
Generally when the person in front reclines their seat, it means you will need to compensate by reclining yours. Airline seats around the world do vary, however we have not found there was any undue impact on using the hammock when the person in front reclines. See our video on What happens when the seat in front reclines?
When should I attach the Fly LegsUp?
Attach your hammock to the tray table as soon as you reach cruising height, as it is much easier to attach BEFORE the person in front reclines their seat. Alternatively you can attach it before takeoff and tuck it away into the magazine pouch for takeoff and then inflate the pillows when you want to use the hammock.
What if the person next to me wants to get past?
If someone wants to get past your Fly LegsUp, take the Large pillow out leaving the Small one in the hammock, tuck the tail into the hammock and it will swing out of the way when someone passes. See our video, 'how to get past a Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock'.
Who can use the Fly LegsUp?
The Fly LegsUp for Kids is designed to help children sleep and play on long haul economy flights. We recommend the Kids pack for infants - approximately 9 years of age and older children or adults are better suited to the Adults pack. Children using their hammock should be supervised by an adult at all times and continue to wear a seat belt during the flight.
Fly LegsUp for Adults aims to optimise comfort and sleep whilst flying in economy. The Fly LegsUp may be beneficial for people who suffer from back pain, lower limb swelling and may also help reduce the risk of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVTs), click here for more details on the potential health benefits of Fly LegsUp. To use the hammock you do require a certain level of flexibility to elevate your legs into the hammock.
To see how the Flight Hammock has helped our customers, take a look at our customer testimonials.
What is the difference between the Fly LegsUp for Kids and the Fly LegsUp for Adults?
The hammocks are exactly the same and we sell the ONE Flight Hammock. As children grow, they can continue to use their hammock. The only difference between the packs is that the Kids pack comes with an additional pillow to create a flat platform/bed for children to sleep and play on. The platform level can be adapted by adding or removing pillows depending on the child’s age and the position that they want to be in.
The Fly LegsUp for Adults pack includes one Large and one Small inflatable pillow and the Fly LegsUp for Kids pack includes two Large and one small inflatable pillow.
TROUBLESHOOTING
The hammock is slipping down the arms of the tray table.
Some airlines have tray arms with a very steep angle and the straps will slide down. To compensate you can attach the straps to the horizontal bar that runs parallel behind the tray table as shown below. You may need to pull the tray towards you to expose the bar.
The tray table keeps falling down
In this case you may have a faulty catch or some airlines have a system as shown below that may not take the weight of adult legs with the tray table closed. You can use the hammock (albeit with less variety), with the table down in these circumstances. These catches will generally take the weight of small children, so that they can use the hammock as normal.
We deliver to the world from our warehouses in Australia and the UK.
If you have any questions please message us here. Happy flying!
Small Pillow
Regular price
$19.95 AUD
Sale price
$9.95 AUD
Want a headrest or an armrest? Purchase an extra inflatable pillow:
- Adjust the inflation level
- Make them soft & squishy or hard & firm
- Easy to inflate (no pump required)
*Free delivery only available when also purchasing Fly LegsUp for Kids & Adults packs
The patented Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock is the ultimate travel companion for adults & children on long haul economy flights. It is a tool to help make your flight more comfortable by enabling you to elevate your feet & legs into many different positions, supported by moveable & inflatable pillows.
The Rundown...
▪ The Flight Hammock easily attaches to the drop down tray table in front of you
▪ The inflatable pillows are placed into the hammock to support legs & feet
▪ The 3 pillows (in the Kids pack) creates a flat platform/bed for babies & small children.
▪ The 2 pillows (in the Adults pack) can be moved around to create an adaptable foot & leg rest
▪ It will support you all the way whether you are a side sleeper, prefer your knees up or legs extended.
We encourage you to explore and experiment to find what suits you best and make the best use of the space available to you. You can change the shape of the hammock, move the pillows around and vary their inflation.
Useful Info
▪ Suitable for infants, children & adults
▪ The ONE Flight Hammock, so as children grow, they can continue to use their Flight Hammock. It's a travel companion for life!
▪ Ultra-light & compact design, weighing less than 500g
▪ Clips onto your handbag, luggage or belt
▪ Washable & durable
Downloadable Instructions
Airlines & Safety Info
Most airlines and cabin crew are more than happy for you and/or your child to use the Flight Hammock and be comfortable. Use of our product is ultimately at the discretion of the cabin crew on the day and whilst we cannot guarantee you can use your hammock on every single flight, in our experience, it is very unusual to be told you cannot use the hammock. We have customers flying worldwide on major international airlines, some of which our customers refer to here.
The hammock is such a NEW concept and on some occasions, you may be questioned by a cabin crew member about the hammock. If you were to be questioned, please let them know the following:
- The Fly LegsUp has been comprehensively tested by a CASA authorised Aviation Engineer.
The Aviation Engineering Report is downloadable here and concludes: "The Fly LegsUp flight hammock poses NO STRUCTURAL RISK to the seat structure, metal table assembly, metal tray table arms (with table stowed or deployed) or the seat occupied by the passenger. As a carry-on comfort aid, the hammock poses NO RISK to cabin flammability, egress or cabin safety if its permitted use is as per standard cabin practices and REMOVED from the seat for taxi, take-off and landing” - Jason Hazell (ARN 765973).
- It was reviewed by The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) and they class it as a “carry on comfort aid” just like a neck pillow. A personal device designed to make economy more comfortable.
- It complies with FAA/GCAA/EASA/CASA safety regulations.
- The hammock does not disturb the person in front or other passengers (some of our customers refer to this topic in their testimonials).
- The hammock does not damage the tray table (as per Aviation Engineer Report).
- Without the hammock, children tend to lie across parents laps and it can be impossible to continue to wear a seatbelt, but with the hammock they can easily wear a seatbelt.
- It is only used during the cruise portion of the flight and will be stowed away for taxi, take-off and landing.
If you were still asked to remove your Fly LegsUp by a cabin crew member, it would not be valid or correct that it was because of safety or egress according to our independent Aviation Engineering Report.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
What if there is an emergency on the plane?
If an emergency is declared, the hammock must not be used. The hammock can be removed in seconds and the pillows deflate quickly, due to the design of the valve. You can even sit on the Large pillow to make it deflate faster, while you are deflating the Small pillow.
The soft fabric of the hammock allows you to tuck it into the magazine pouch. Alternatively you can stow the hammock and pillows under the seat in front of you.
Does it matter where I sit on the plane?
The Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock is designed for Economy. We recommend children sit by a window or the middle seat between the aisles, as depicted by Singapore Airlines here under 'Convertible inflight beds for children'. You will need a seat in front of you, as the Flight Hammock attaches to the arms of the drop down tray table. It cannot be used in bulkhead seats or areas without a seat in front of you. To make sure you have a seat in front of you, head to SeatGuru.
Will it annoy the passenger in front?
When we were developing the hammock it was very important that it not disturb or annoy other passengers. Due to the way airline seats are engineered and where the hammock attaches, movement in the hammock is not felt by the passenger sitting in front. This topic is mentioned by some customers in their testimonials.
Will the hammock damage the tray table?
The Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock has been comprehensively tested by a CASA accredited Aviation Engineer and will not damage the airline tray table. The tables are designed to be very strong.
The Aviation Engineering report concludes: "The Fly LegsUp flight hammock poses NO STRUCTURAL RISK to the seat structure, metal table assembly, metal tray table arms (with table stowed or deployed) or the seat occupied by the passenger. As a carry on comfort aid, the hammock poses NO RISK to cabin flammability, egress or cabin safety if its permitted use is as per standard cabin practices and REMOVED from the seat for taxi, take-off and landing" - Jason Hazell (ARN 765973). Download the full aviation engineering report here.
What happens when the seat in front reclines?
Generally when the person in front reclines their seat, it means you will need to compensate by reclining yours. Airline seats around the world do vary, however we have not found there was any undue impact on using the hammock when the person in front reclines. See our video on What happens when the seat in front reclines?
When should I attach the Fly LegsUp?
Attach your hammock to the tray table as soon as you reach cruising height, as it is much easier to attach BEFORE the person in front reclines their seat. Alternatively you can attach it before takeoff and tuck it away into the magazine pouch for takeoff and then inflate the pillows when you want to use the hammock.
What if the person next to me wants to get past?
If someone wants to get past your Fly LegsUp, take the Large pillow out leaving the Small one in the hammock, tuck the tail into the hammock and it will swing out of the way when someone passes. See our video, 'how to get past a Fly LegsUp Flight Hammock'.
Who can use the Fly LegsUp?
The Fly LegsUp for Kids is designed to help children sleep and play on long haul economy flights. We recommend the Kids pack for infants - approximately 9 years of age and older children or adults are better suited to the Adults pack. Children using their hammock should be supervised by an adult at all times and continue to wear a seat belt during the flight.
Fly LegsUp for Adults aims to optimise comfort and sleep whilst flying in economy. The Fly LegsUp may be beneficial for people who suffer from back pain, lower limb swelling and may also help reduce the risk of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVTs), click here for more details on the potential health benefits of Fly LegsUp. To use the hammock you do require a certain level of flexibility to elevate your legs into the hammock.
To see how the Flight Hammock has helped our customers, take a look at our customer testimonials.
What is the difference between the Fly LegsUp for Kids and the Fly LegsUp for Adults?
The hammocks are exactly the same and we sell the ONE Flight Hammock. As children grow, they can continue to use their hammock. The only difference between the packs is that the Kids pack comes with an additional pillow to create a flat platform/bed for children to sleep and play on. The platform level can be adapted by adding or removing pillows depending on the child’s age and the position that they want to be in.
The Fly LegsUp for Adults pack includes one Large and one Small inflatable pillow and the Fly LegsUp for Kids pack includes two Large and one small inflatable pillow.
TROUBLESHOOTING
The hammock is slipping down the arms of the tray table.
Some airlines have tray arms with a very steep angle and the straps will slide down. To compensate you can attach the straps to the horizontal bar that runs parallel behind the tray table as shown below. You may need to pull the tray towards you to expose the bar.
The tray table keeps falling down
In this case you may have a faulty catch or some airlines have a system as shown below that may not take the weight of adult legs with the tray table closed. You can use the hammock (albeit with less variety), with the table down in these circumstances. These catches will generally take the weight of small children, so that they can use the hammock as normal.
We deliver to the world from our warehouses in Australia and the UK.
If you have any questions please message us here. Happy flying!