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To install these safety devices, please follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer. FAA Approval Through 21.305(d) (2010 ed.) (i.e., AmSafe Child Aviation Restraint System (CARES), Part No.
Transport Canada has increased the range of Child Restraint Devices (CRD) accepted on board to expand beyond those manufactured to Canadian and American standard. In order for your infant (under 2 years old) to travel in an individual seat, you must install him or her in an approved car seat or with a CARES-approved (Child Aviation Restraint System) harness. In the case of a parent/guardian travelling with a child in a restraint device, the following requirements must also be present and will be verified. This sticker will read that the seat is approved under CMVSS 213 or 213.1 or FMVSS 213. Optional for a small child, dependent on the manufacturer's guidelines for the device's maximum weight.Ĭhild Restraint Devices (CRD) are accepted for air travel as long as they bear a sticker of approval from the Canadian (or Federal) Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. FAA uses the term child restraint system to describe any approved seat or device used to restrain children on aircraft regardless of whether or not it complies with the requirements of FMVSS No. Mandatory for an infant under 2 occupying a seat The use of a child safety seat or restraint device is: Only approved child safety seats or restraint devices are accepted for in-flight use. This applies whether the infant is lap-held (occupies the same seat as the adult) or sitting in a child restraint device in an adjacent seat.Ĭhrono Jet is bound by Transport Canada regulations with regards to acceptable child restraint devices. Canadian Aviation Regulations do not allow a customer (age 16 years and older), at any time, to be in charge of more than one infant onboard an aircraft. Infant carrier devices of the sling/wrap type (similar to a Snugli© or Baby Bjorn©) are permitted as carry-on, however they are not approved for use as a child restraint system in an aircraft, in-flight at any time.Ĭhrono Jet does not provide seat restraint devices to small children or infants. If a seat has not been purchased then the CRD must be checked. In order for the CRD to be brought onboard, a seat must have been purchased for its explicit use. The AC was intended to be a resource for the development, implementation and revision of air carriers’ standard operating procedures and training programs regarding the use of CRS. Child restraint devices may be carried onboard (in addition to the infant carry-on allowance) if used to secure an infant or child for all stages of flight. On 17 September 2010, the FAA issued Advisory Circular AC 120-87B Use of Child Restraint Systems (CRS) on Aircraft.
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