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<p>[quote user="John WR"]</p> <p>As for your plane experience, was the offending person's bag endangering the other individual? [/quote]</p> <p>The FAA requires that carry-on bags be stowed under the seat or in the overhead compartments. If the airplane experiences an emergency during takeoff or landing and, as a result runs off the end of the runway, thereby stoping very quickly, anything left on the seats can become a missile inside the cabin. It can endanger anyone on the airplane. </p> <p>Interestingly, the same forces would apply to an infant being held on the lap of an adult, but the FAA does not prohibit this practice. I am not sure that I understand the rationale, unless the FAA believes that the adult can hold onto the child. I suspect, however, that politics has a lot to do with it.</p>
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