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A regulation for seats on civil airplanes, a federal appeal court of the United States asks for it

Washington, USA - A consumer associations appealed to the court after FAA had refused to establish their minimum sizes

Three judges from the federal appeal court of the United States asked the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) -the authority that regulates all aspects of civil aviation in the US- to reconsider its decision to not set the minimum size requirements for the seats of civil airplanes. An association for the protection of passengers -Flyers Rights- that asked FAA to regulate the minimum width of seats...

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Rome, Italy, 08/01/2017 15:53
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