Originally Posted by
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Once again a negative response. The majority of rear facing seats DO work on an airplane (although the guy in front of you will not be happy). Look for a label on your seat that says, “This restraint is certified for use in motor vehicles and aircraft.”
Try to stick to the ball in the game rather than introducing a different ball when the game is already in play:
The majority of rear-facing car seats don’t have a grounded support leg with anchors to the car above and beyond that from the seatbelt, but you’re responding to my post about the rear facing car seats that have grounded support leg and anchors to the car. Those kind of rear facing car seats that maximize child safety on the roads — the ones with grounded support leg and anchors to the car — don’t work in planes and aren’t always even labeled to do so; and these are the subset of rear-facing car seats about which I continue to speak.