Twisted Seat Belts

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AirlineGuy

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Hi all,

Maybe this is only happening to me, but lately I have been seated in a seat where the seat belt has been fitted the wrong way, meaning it needs to be twisted in order for it to actually be fastened. I think these small errors have occured during the interior refits.

Id assume there'd be some CASA or similar regulation about this...VA engineers should do a quick inspection overnight on each aircraft and fix them all up. It's small I know but I find it irritating, as did this person at 1:53 of the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSIfXDJt9iw

Thanks Virgin!
 
I find this happens occasionally, and I always try to untwist them. Only been stymied once when an FA noticed what I was doing and said "Don't do that, please!"

I also reposition toilet rolls so no doubt I'm on the OCD spectrum ...
 
nope I had this on a Refit bird coming back from Sydney last week. The offending seat was 21F on VH-VOT
 
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Just tell the crew. The seat belts do this from time to time.

Because seatbelts like playing tricks on people. :lol: Or....maybe you just grabbed the seatbelt belonging to the seat next to you which explains why the buckle is around the wrong way. ;)
 
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