By the Airport Limo Toronto team · Updated · 6 min read
Quick answer
Ask for the right seat when you book: rear-facing for babies, forward-facing for toddlers, and a booster for older kids. We fit it before pickup, so you are not installing a seat at the kerb at 5 a.m.
- Tell us each child’s age and weight when you book
- Seats are fitted before the car arrives (fee TBC)
- Strollers fold into the back; an SUV fits more bags
- Check Ontario’s car seat rules for your child’s size
Which seat for which age
| Child | Seat | Tell us |
|---|---|---|
| Baby | Rear-facing infant seat | Age and weight |
| Toddler | Forward-facing seat with harness | Age and weight |
| Older child | Booster seat | Age, weight and height |
Ontario’s rules set the seat by your child’s weight, height and age. Check the Ministry of Transportation’s guide before you travel (link to be added and checked).
Fitted before pickup
The chauffeur fits the seat before leaving for your address. When the car arrives, you buckle your child in and go. If you would rather bring your own seat, tell us and we leave room for it.
The calmest airport mornings start with the car seat already clicked in.
Strollers, bags and space
A sedan fits a folded stroller and two large suitcases. With more bags, a second stroller or grandparents along, book the SUV (a van is coming soon). Seat and bag counts per class are on the fleet page (TBC).
On the way home
Tired kids after a long flight is when a fitted seat matters most. Book the return when you book the trip out, add the flight number, and the car seat is already in when you land.
