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Old Jun 30, 2006 | 10:44 pm
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Hey, this doesn't seem to be a UA-specific question - it should be moved to Travel Buzz...


I'm sure the head "restraint" is considered a piece of safety equipment, designed to prevent uncontrolled head movement and injury in the event of severe turbulence/crash. So, as with a missing seatbelt, the seat can't be used if the head restraint is missing.
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