DieselDragRacer
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Yeah 'cause Delta FA's are never bitches!
That's my great-grandmother you are talking about and those are fighting words!
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Yeah 'cause Delta FA's are never bitches!
FAA approval means nothing because airlines have policies that are more restrictive. Almost every airline has a posted 22" limit. You should know that and you should have bought a bag that fit these parameters if you didn't want trouble.
FAA approval means nothing because airlines have policies that are more restrictive. Almost every airline has a posted 22" limit. You should know that and you should have bought a bag that fit these parameters if you didn't want trouble.
The FA was doing their job, however if she did her job properly the seat would have been checked when it first came through the door.
The brand name is "Cares." It is FAA approved and requires the sewn on label/sticker, "Approved for aircraft use only." They are approved for use during all phases of flight. In is interesting to note: if the child using the system (up to 44lbs) has a ticketed seat, then they are subject to the FSB at all times; if it's a lap child using an "open" seat then they are only required to use it at the parent's discretion. Go figure.I haven't seen one in real life yet, but I have no idea what the guidance is on one of those shoulder harness things that slips over the seat back of the aircraft seat.