Can you bring a baby carrier on a plane with Frontier Airlines when traveling with a baby?

 

Bringing a baby carrier on Frontier Airlines

 

Yes — you can bring a baby carrier when flying Frontier, but there are a few important points to know so your trip goes smoothly

• Soft carriers and slings are allowed in the cabin and may be carried on as your personal item or stowed under the seat if they fit. Flight attendants can tell you where to keep it during taxi, takeoff and landing.
• Soft carriers are NOT FAA‑approved child restraint devices. That means a carrier does not replace an approved car seat if you buy a separate seat for your child. For a child who has their own purchased seat, use an FAA‑approved car seat (child restraint system).
• If your baby will be on your lap, you may wear the carrier, but follow crew instructions — you may be asked to remove or loosen it for safety demonstration, or to secure the infant in your arms during certain phases of flight.
• Strollers and car seats are typically gate‑checkable with Frontier; bring them to the gate and staff will tag them. Sizes and policies can vary by aircraft and airport, so confirm at check‑in.
• Always check current Frontier rules before travel and tell the agent at check‑in if you need to bring a car seat, stroller, or have questions about using a carrier onboard.

If you want, tell me whether you’ll purchase a seat for the baby or keep them on your lap and I’ll give more specific tips for boarding and safety.