Question of the Week: Should Shoulder Restraints Be Mandatory?
The NTSB is recommending the FAA mandate retrofits of shoulder restraints in all light aircraft that don’t have them, saying that up to 50 percent of fatalities could be avoided. Do you agree? Plus: Last week, we asked AVweb readers about the Chinese J-20 fighter jet and what it signifies for China’s role in aerospace; click through to see how they answered.
The NTSB is recommending the FAA mandate retrofits of shoulder restraints in all light aircraft that don't have them, saying that up to 50 percent of fatalities could be avoided. Do you agree?
Should shoulder restraints be mandatory?
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