61.   Parents who buy the half-price child seats must provide their own child safety seat, Baker said.

62.   Parents must supply their own infant safety seat.

63.   Proponents of safety seats are confident the industry would come up with a pricing scheme to keep the one percent of all passengers who fly with infants.

64.   Rear-facing safety seats cannot withstand deployment of an airbag, the agency said.

65.   Rear-facing safety seats for smaller children were judged safe.

66.   Safety officials also emphasize that even children in seat belts or safety seats should be placed in rear seats.

67.   Safety seats would have devices that clamp to the attachments.

68.   Safety seats are designed for infants and small children and have a protective case and their own seat belts.

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

70.   Small children should ride in the back in safety seats.