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Old Jun 6, 2008, 11:12 am
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SWG
 
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Originally Posted by tommyleo
This is likely an unwarranted concern. Can anyone cite any examples of a "projectile" lap child who injured another passenger on any flight?
United 232 was a survivable crash for many, but a death trap for lap children.
However, you are correct that several reports determined that if a certain percentage of families that would have otherwise flown with lap children chose to drive instead of purchase a seat for the child on a plane, more deaths would likely occur.

EDIT: I did not find evidence that a projectile child injured anyone else in that crash.
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