Securing Your Child Restraint In Aircraft; Installing Child Restraint Rear-Facing In Aircraft - Evenflo SureRide Titan 65 Owner's Manual

Securing Your Child Restraint in
Aircraft
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) recommends
that you secure your child for air travel in an appropri-
ate child restraint based on your child's weight and size.
Turbulence can happen with little or no warning. When
turbulence occurs, the safest place for your child is
in a properly installed child restraint, not in an
adult's lap or on the aircraft seat with its seat
belt. Keeping your child in a child restraint during the
flight will help ensure your family arrives safely at your
destination.
The FAA recommends that a child weighing:*
• more than 18 kg (40 lbs) use an aircraft seat belt;
• less than 9 kg (20 lbs) use a rear-facing child re-
straint; and
• from 9 to 18 kg (20 to 40 lbs) use a forward-facing
child restraint.
* Please note that these FAA recommendations
may vary from those applicable to the use of
your child restraint in a motor vehicle.
IMPORTANT
You must use the internal harness when installing the
child restraint in aircraft.
Installing Child Restraint Rear-facing
in Aircraft
IMPORTANT: Before installing the child restraint, make
sure the aircraft seat is in a fully upright position.
1
Adjust the child restraint to its recline position (page
34), then place it on the aircraft seat rear-facing, as
shown above.
MUST
ARROW BE LEVEL WITH
GROUND WHEN USED REAR-FACING
REAR OF VEHICLE
Aircraft
Seat Belt
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Installing Child Restraint Rear-facing
2
C
Pull the seat pad off the front of the child restraint.
Route the aircraft seat belt
belt path opening on one side and continue
B
through the belt path opening on the opposite side
of the child restraint, as shown above.
IMPORTANT: Make sure the aircraft seat belt
front of the crotch strap
3
A
Fasten the aircraft seat belt
in Aircraft
B
A
through the rear-facing
A
is in
A
, as shown above.
C
.
A
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