Lusso Gear Airplane Tray Cover for Kids - Airplanes Pattern, Foldable & Rollable with Carabiner Clip - Tray Table Organizer & Lap Desk for Toddler Plane Activities & Travel Essentials

I bought two (Unicorns for my 2.5-year-old and Airplanes for my 5-year-old) and they were a game changer. They were a bit tricky to slip onto the foldable American Airlines trays, but they did fit and stayed put. The pockets and raised edges kept my 5-year-old’s LEGOs organized and off the floor, and my 2.5-year-old used hers to color and keep crayons together. The material feels nice and durable, the prints are adorable, and cleanup is easy. Truly a travel must-have—I recommend them to everyone flying with kids.

This is perfect for an active toddler on a plane. We used both features, the table tray and tablet holder and both worked great. The raised edges of the tray are a perfect design feature as it kept puzzle pieces contained and from falling all over the floor. The tablet section was a bit snug and we had to squeeze our tablet in but we made it work. There are also holes on the side to plug in a wire for headphones, charging etc. Would definitely recommend for those who travel frequently with their littles.

Travel Must-Have for a toddler! We loved this for our recent flights with a 22 month old. We honestly didn't use the tray feature as much, but feel that will be used more as she gets a little older. We had lots of delays, so Miss Rachel had to save the day for us, and being able to hang the ipad up on our flights or delays was a huge help. It's super easy to use, fit our ipad easily, and even has slots for plugging in your headphones. I think the price is really good for this item. It seems sturdy. We even draped this over the headrest in our rental car, as we had a long drive through the city and it worked just fine!

I actually found this to be very functional and served its purpose, not only as a clean area to eat off of, but also a functional one that kept her food and toys in place. The pocket for the iPad was also great but she didn’t use it much. Highly recommend for flights with children.

Ideally this is a useful travel accessory: it covers the notoriously “germy” plane or train tray table, provides zip pockets for necessities, and has this cool draw-string pocket for bottled beverages. It is also inexpensive, lightweight, hand-washable, and packable. Unfortunately the fabric is flimsy and, out of the zip-bag packaging, was fraying in some places. I returned it and purchased a more expensive (hopefully sturdier and better-made) version. Even if you receive one that is intact, consider if the workmanship is to your standards and if it is sturdy enough for the type of traveling you do. For me (I travel frequently) it was a no-go.

Snug, but it fit both 5-6 hour long flights we took on JetBlue. Was not a complete fail safe but pretty sure it saved me from picking up things maybe 65% of the time which was a win for me. Our toddler does not usually sit long enough to watch a movie or even a show so we heavily tested out the tray with things from plastic puzzle pieces, toy cars, magna-tiles, endless snacks/lunch, a coloring book and briefly a tablet. My prediction is it'll probably last a few more flights before tearing at the seams due to how much I had to stretch it but I am ok with that because the value of it so far outweighs the cost.Touch screen works well but we mainly set up a tablet on top of the tray because she kept trying to grab it and take it out.Rolls up compactly and fit in my diaper bag. Would recommend.

Recently went on baby’s first plan ride and was so glad I purchased this. High quality and Kept his toys on the table and felt cleaner than the bare table. I got nervous that it wasn’t going to lock when we had to return the table to the upright position but it did! 10/10 would recommend.

I LOVE the idea and functionality of this for plane rides with kids. Being able to take some fidget toys and games and have the sides come up to help reduce travel toys going everywhere and getting lost on a plane is a great idea, and so is the ability to watch the tablet on the back of the tray like a traditional screen. That said, it’s a little too small. It does need to be snug, but we really had to tug it on and unfortunately, probably disrupted the person in the chair in front of our child more than was necessary when the idea is to disrupt them as little as possible. It’s a fabulous idea that just needs a little tweaking to be exceptional. We’re still very happy with the product and our child likes it very much as well.