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Old May 31st, 2006, 14:42   #1
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Question Child seatting

I was asked a couple of questions that i dont know the answers
When flying with a 6 yrs old [small frame] is it safer to seat him in his car seat or in the airplane seat ?[CRJ]

also if some seats in the CRJ-700 are safer than others in case of an accident
Thanks a lot
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Old May 31st, 2006, 17:12   #2
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Default Re: Child seatting

Since there is no shoulder belt with an airplane seat belt, the lap belt is adequate for a 6 year old. Make sure the lap belt is tight over the hips, not up on the stomach (this is true for all pax, not just kids). The reason booster/seat positioning devices are used in cars is to help properly position the shoulder strap on smaller kids' frames.

You can use a car booster seat, but ONLY if it is a one-piece unit with a solid back. Booster type seats that are only a bottom piece are NOT approved for aircraft use (this has to do with aircraft seats' break-over feature). Check the label on the carseat for the words "approved for use in motor vehicles and aircraft".
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Old June 1st, 2006, 13:56   #3
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It is approved for aircraft use,tnx a lot for info.
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Old September 21st, 2006, 16:46   #4
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I believe the car seat would be too bulky for one, and secondly the kid may become sick because the seat may sway back and forth...
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