where to buy an infant seat belt?

[nes21]

UK-specific question. Where can I buy an approved airliner type loop belt for a reasonable price? Thanks.

[alex90]

Amazon?
I.e.: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01H3ZNFMO/ref=cm_sw_r_oth_api_L8FcybCH1KDV7

There are loads on there - but maybe I misunderstood the question?

[Mike Flynn]

I took my kids flying from the moment they were born 30 years ago but never used one of those belts.

Car baby and child seats are the safest for infant flying in GA aircraft.

[gasax]

I d the same as Jay, in the Terrier strapping it into the rear seat, in the Pacer using the 4 point belts to secure the seat. Might not be as easy these days with the ISOpoint stuff, but older child seats had plenty of suitable attachments.

[Jan Olieslagers]

Perhaps T/S is not as clean daft as y'all seem to suggest and has a good reason for asking the question as it stands?

That said, the question does seem a bit queer, and I fully agree car-style seats are generally quite ok. Perhaps T/S could elaborate on the why, so as to get more appropriate help?

[nes21]

Thanks for the replies. Amazon only lists seat belt extensions, i.e. without the smaller loop that goes through the adult seat belt. Not sure if it matters for the insurance...?

Why loop belt rather than car seat? I want to take 1 adult passenger plus the infant in a 2 seater aircraft. (Weight should be ok.)

Speaking of car seats / 4-point child harnesses: are they allowed now or has the legislation not caught up yet? I'm referring to section 8 of this safety sense leaflet: http://publicapps.caa.co.uk/docs/33/20130121SSL02.pdf