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Check Buckle Position
If.the.buckle.is.touching.the.vehicle.belt.path.opening. (Figs. 1 and 2).after.the.vehicle.
belt.is.tightened,.move.the.child.restraint.to.another.seating.position.in.the.vehicle.to.
achieve.the.correct.position.
(Figs. 3 and 4)..Contact.your.vehicle.manufacturer.for.
assistance.if.you.cannot.achieve.the.correct.buckle.position..
IMPORTANT!Check that the child restraint is secure before each trip.
Installation in Aircraft
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This.child.restraint.is.certified.for.aircraft.use..Most.
airlines.in.the.U.S..and.Canada.will.allow.the.use.of.
a.child.restraint.if.it.is.labeled.as.an.approved.child.
restraint.for.airline.use.and.fits.properly.on.the.
plane..Contact.the.airline.about.their.policy.prior.
to.traveling.
Rear-Facing Installation
For.rear-facing.aircraft.installation. (Fig. 1),.see..
Lap Belt Installation.on.pages.22.and.23.
Forward-Facing Installation
For.forward-facing.aircraft.installation. (Fig. 2),.see.
Lap Belt Installation.on.page.29.
NOTE:
• Place the child restraint next to a window to
avoid blocking the aisle.
• If the aircraft lap belt is too short, ask the flight
attendant for a belt extender.
1
2
2
4
INCORRECT
CORRECT
Forward-Facing
3
1 INCORRECT
CORRECT
Rear-Facing