EVA Air car seat and stroller policy
Planning a trip on EVA Air with kids? See the rules for strollers, pushchairs, and infant carriers. Learn about restrictions for car seats and CARES harnesses.
EVA Air allows one infant carrier or one fully collapsible stroller/pushchair for each infant traveling. You may be able to bring it into the cabin, but this is not guaranteed and depends on available space.
The airline has an important restriction for some premium seats: Child Restraint Systems, including CARES harnesses and car seats, are not permitted in Royal Laurel class on Boeing 777 aircraft. Always confirm the latest rules with the airline when you book.
| Topic | What EVA Air says |
|---|---|
| Stroller | One fully collapsible stroller or pushchair is permitted per infant. It may be brought into the cabin, but will be loaded in the luggage compartment if there is no available stowage space.Source |
| CARES harness | CARES harnesses are considered Child Restraint Systems and are not permitted in the Royal Laurel class on Boeing 777 aircraft due to seat design limitations.Source |
Strollers and car seats
For each infant, EVA Air permits you to bring one fully collapsible stroller or pushchair, or one infant carrier. The airline’s policy allows you to bring the item into the cabin. However, if there is no available stowage space, it will be loaded into the luggage compartment. Be prepared for this possibility at the gate.
“One infant carrier or fully collapsible stroller/pushchair (will be loaded in the luggage compartment if stowage space is not available in the cabin).”
Official wording, evaair.com, checked Oct 21, 2026
“Please note that due to seat design limitations, Child Restraint Systems (such as car seat or CARES) are not permitted in the Royal Laurel class on our Boeing 777 aircraft.”
Official wording, evaair.com, checked Oct 21, 2026
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