Can a child use a car seat on German Airways?
Yes, if it is suitable for aircraft use and can be secured with the aircraft’s seat belt. An infant under two needs a separately booked seat to use it. The airline can refuse an unsuitable restraint.

German Airways is a Cologne-based German airline specialising in aircraft-and-crew leasing and passenger charters across Europe. Its history traces back to Westdeutsche Luftwerbung, founded at Essen-Mülheim in July 1955. The former WDL Aviation adopted the German Airways brand in 2019 and completed its reorganisation in 2020; its passenger fleet now centres on Embraer E190 jets.
Open the German Airways Embraer E190 seat map to explore its seats.
Yes, if it is suitable for aircraft use and can be secured with the aircraft’s seat belt. An infant under two needs a separately booked seat to use it. The airline can refuse an unsuitable restraint.
Unless different terms are stipulated, its general conditions allow one 23 kg checked bag in economy or two 32 kg bags in business. Cabin allowances are one 8 kg piece in economy or two 8 kg pieces in business; infants under two have no cabin allowance. Check your ticket or charter’s specific terms.
Prior approval is required. The airline decides how the animal travels and may limit numbers. Suitable containers and destination documents are required, and pet, carrier and food are charged outside the free baggage allowance. Snub-nosed animals are generally excluded. Assistance dogs have separate arrangements.