61.   Selecting and installing a child safety seat is almost like choosing day care.

62.   Since the crash, Brown-Lohr has worked to have child seats mandated, either by the FAA or through legislation.

63.   Smart Seat is the first system to detect a child safety seat instead of a passenger in the front seat and automatically turn off the passenger-side airbag.

64.   Some pickup trucks have a switch to manually deactivate the passenger-side airbag so that a child safety seat can be safely used.

65.   Spot checks by the police and other safety officials show that more than half of all child safety seats are installed or used improperly.

66.   Some child seats are not compatible with some vehicles, and some seat belts are too short to hold a safety seat securely.

67.   Still, there was room for four travelers -- two in child safety seats -- to spread out in the first two rows of seats.

68.   The agency heard testimony Wednesday from consumer groups, automakers and the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association, which represents the makers of child seats.

69.   The antennas send out electromagnetic signals, which are received by resonators in new child safety seats.

70.   The belts are clearly preventing injuries to those wearing them despite questions about their compatability with child seats.