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This bag would be ideal for the storage of the toys on the airplane. When not being used, these bags could be easily stored in the tight compartments of the plane. When given out to the toddlers, these bags can be hung on the seat in front of the using the suction cups.

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This threading toy is designed to keep a toddler's attention. While keeping the toddler entertained, it also gives them an opportunity to practice hand-eye coordination by threading the string through the holes.

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Gel letter window clings are great for toddlers with a window seat. They can stick these clings on the windows of the plane, which is not only a good source of entertainment, but also a learning opportunity. The toddlers can learn and memorize the shapes of and order of the letters. Additionally, the gel material offers a sensory experience which stimulates perception development.

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Mazes can enhance a toddler's problem solving skills since they must plan ahead. Also, a magnetic maze like this one promotes dexterity since fine motor skills must be used to hold the magnet pen and drag the balls through the maze.

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Wikki Stix allow a toddler to use their imagination since they are able to make anything they want to. It also requires the use of fine motor skills, while being compact enough to easily store and use on the plane.

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Drawing and coloring is a valuable activity for a toddler's creativity. Since markers and crayons can be messy, the Crayola "Color Wonder" kit is perfect for airplanes because they're mess free. Even if the toddler tries to use the markers on the seats or walls, it won't show up because they only work on the special paper included in the kit.

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This "I Spy Animals" book is perfect for curious toddlers because they can spend an entire plane ride looking through the pages, and discovering the differences between all the animals found in the book. It is also something they can ask questions about or work on with a parent.