Mirone Adjustable Airplane Seat Belt Extender (7-32 Inch), E-9 Safety Certified

Im a womans size 26. This product workd great for me on an American Airline flight coach class. Very easy to use very sturdy. The flight crew didn't have a problem with me using it. So glad I don't have to ask for a seat belt extender now. It comes with a little plastic ziplock bag that you can put the seat belt in once you're finished using it. It was very long and more than enough length to fasten the seatbelt.

This belt extension was amazing to use on all my flights from Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Chicago. No problems through security check points. I used it on both First Class and Coach seats on United Airlines and American Airline flights. No muss, no fuss. I'm usually embarrassed to ask for a belt extension when I get on the plane. This product makes me want to fly more often instead of driving for business trips now.

I bought this seat belt extender primarily for red-eye and long-haul flights where I'm lucky enough to have a whole row in economy to myself. I want to be able to lay across the the row, and have the seat belt on around me, and visible on the outside of the blanket. That way the flight attendants won't have to wake me if there is some turbulence and the seat belt light comes on.This extender has more than enough length to allow the belt to go around my body even when I am lying down across the seats.I've used this on United Airlines and Delta Air Lines. I believe that it's compatible with most airlines except for Southwest.It looks well-made and strong. The only thing negative is that it's pretty heavy, The actual airline seat belt latches use a lot of aluminum to reduce the weight. The latch part of this seat belt extender is all steel, and quite a bit heavier.If you are wondering about the E9 certification, and why other extenders might have different number ratings like E4, be aware that the number represents the country issuing the certification. For this product, E9 is for Spain. A product with E4 is for the Netherlands.

I had over 120 flights last yearI found it embarrassing to occasionally need an extension, and have to ask for it.I would find that on certain seats, I would have to really squeeze to get the belt clicked.This product fits all the seats I use (AA flyer).To make it more discrete, and since I only really needed another inch or two, I trimmed the excess belt length and covered the end in tape to avoid fraying. (picture included)It fits neatly into a side pocket of my backpack. (picture included)NO ISSUES WITH SECURITY!I've had my bags sent for screening due to things like cashews, loose change, my bag of cables for my electronics. But never for this belt.

I am a bigger woman. Depending on the airline and the type of plane, some flights I have no issue with the seatbelt fitting, some flights are snug and one time (to my shame) the seatbelt didn’t fit at all. I bought this to be on the safe side when we traveled Europe for 2 1/2 weeks, 7 countries and lots of flights on smaller planes. I ended up needing this on 2 flights in Europe and it worked perfectly and I never had any flight attendant even mention it. Highly recommend.

I bought both the  Mirone Adjustable Airplane Seat belt Extender (7-32 Inch), E-9 Safety Certified  and  Garen Airplane Seatbelt Extender (6" ~ 24" Length) add on. Fit all Airline except Southwest Airline , and have attached photos (the Mirone is on the right in all the photos).Summary:The Mirone is slightly better made in every respect. It is CE-certified, and rated to 3,000 pounds. All the parts, metal and fabric, are thicker and more securely attached and sewn. One of the photos shows the Mirone’s thread is thicker and the end is sewn, instead of just melted to prevent fraying as for the Garen.As far as I can tell, the Garen is neither certified nor even self-rated to any strength value. That said, I have no reason to believe the Garen would fail you in any instance you would be likely to live through - I suspect if the Garen fails, you are going to die anyway.The Garen comes with a nice little carrying pouch, and that might be the the deciding factor for you.I am using the seatbelt extender to secure my family, friends, and self to a zip line (no, not all at once), so I am using the Mirone as the primary unit, with the Garen as the backup in case the Mirone fails.

This extender is a sturdy and high quality product. It should be compatible with standard airline seatbelts. Having a personal extender avoids any embarrassment from having to ask for one or the danger of the airline running out of the small supply onboard. It comes with a helpful card from the manufacturer confirming that it was a purchased item, just in case a flight attendant sees you packing it up at the end of your flight and thinks it might belong to the airline. Shipping was also very quick.

For convenience, I have it hooked to my back pack during boarding. It’s black, while the airline’s is navy blue. If you like to slouch in your chair during flights, I recommend this belt. Though I did not need it in First Class or Plus Seating, it’s just Awesome to have. Also, saves on the embarrassment of asking the flight attendant for one, whether you are small or big. Also, if you get the whole middle row to yourself and want to lay down, gives you extra space.I am a United Airlines frequent flyer. I haven’t used it on any other flights, but United. Safe Travels.