Instead, NAPT said it is aligning itself with NTSB’s recommendation that lap-shoulder seatbelts be required on all new, large ...

are tucked between seats and can be operated only by pushing down on it with a finger (usually a thumb or forefinger), airline seat belt releases are front and center on the passenger’s lap and ...

The aide was using her cell phone and had ear buds on when a seat belt became wrapped around the neck of disabled student.

I can see why you’d want to make this change as a lap-sash seat belt is a much safer alternative to a lap-only belt. Provided the seat belt you’re fitting conforms to all Australian Standards, it ...