An affordable travel stroller for a 1yo. Asalvo Flight..?

Hi, Dario,

That would probably be a mistake as the change in width makes no sense at all; from the pictures and videos you can clearly see it does not happen. I personally would say you should take the larger dimension as the reference for the folded size. That also means the stroller will not fit the cabin size of your airline, so you will most probably have to give it to the steward when boarding (they'll give it back when getting off). So you actually can take a different cabin suitcase and have your stroller as the baby's (usually free) luggage instead. That also means you don't have to buy such a small stroller, you can buy a bit larger, more comfortable one.

In that budget, check Kinderkraft pushchairs, but not the Pilot - perhaps the Nubi is wanting something small, or check the Grande LX if OK with a larger model.

Again, I personally would go for something more longlasting if not really true cabin luggage sized.