Has anyone seen this on USAirways website:
# A safety seat may face backwards if the infant weighs less than 20 lbs. For infants weighing between 20 and 40 pounds, the safety seat must face forward.
# Children over the age of two may occupy an approved forward-facing safety seat provided the child weighs no more than 40 lbs.
Source: http://www.usairways.com/awa/content/traveltools/specialneeds/children.aspx
We will be traveling with DD who will be 13 months then (December). She is currently 22 lbs. She has her own seat on the plane. I want to RF her on the plane. BUT it will be hard to argue when this is so plainly (and wrongly!) written.
Help! What should I do?
*******************************UPDATE**************************
Here's USAirways response...
"Our Child Restraint System policies and procedures are FAA approved and cannot be altered in any way without a formal recommendation and policy approval from the FAA."
Who feels like writing a few letters?
# A safety seat may face backwards if the infant weighs less than 20 lbs. For infants weighing between 20 and 40 pounds, the safety seat must face forward.
# Children over the age of two may occupy an approved forward-facing safety seat provided the child weighs no more than 40 lbs.
Source: http://www.usairways.com/awa/content/traveltools/specialneeds/children.aspx
We will be traveling with DD who will be 13 months then (December). She is currently 22 lbs. She has her own seat on the plane. I want to RF her on the plane. BUT it will be hard to argue when this is so plainly (and wrongly!) written.
Help! What should I do?
*******************************UPDATE**************************
Here's USAirways response...
"Our Child Restraint System policies and procedures are FAA approved and cannot be altered in any way without a formal recommendation and policy approval from the FAA."
Who feels like writing a few letters?
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