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May 21st 04, 01:19 PM
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Does the certificate for an aircraft specify the maximum number
of people that can be carried? I think it does in the UK. Paul "Ken Ibold" wrote in message om... From a legal point of view, yes. Doesn't mean it's smart, however. There are lots of older planes with one seatbelt that extends across a bench seat. While this FAA opinion clearly is meant to apply to those, it does not ONLY apply to those. IMO, given the FAA's history, it'll take a crash in which a shared seatbelt causes significant injury for the regs to get more specific on it. "bubba" wrote in message news:vYzqc.23641$qA.2684163@attbi_s51... So what this is saying is that the number of seats in a airplane does in no way limit the number of passengers the airplane can carry. 
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