When the pilot takes a seat in the cockpit, their first mandatory check is that the door handles are in the locked position. They then strap in and check that there are no loose ends of straps trapped in the door.The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) sets the standard for seat belts in its publication TSO…
When the pilot takes a seat in the cockpit, their first mandatory check is that the door handles are in the locked position. They then strap in and check that there are no loose ends of straps trapped in the door.
The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) sets the standard for seat belts in its publication TSO C22, and this specifies a width of 58 mm and a maximum rated load of 680 kg.
Although we do not have to be so strict with our models, our seat belts are highly detailed and very realistic; they complement your other cockpit accessories wonderfully.