Baby B'Air Flight Vest

08/12/2025

Today I was fortunate to present at the ARFF Training Class at the Fox Valley Technical Collage in Appleton Wis. A big thank you to Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Instructor Ben Sokol for incorporating the Baby B'Air Flight Vest into their training and making new ARFF members Familiar with the Baby B'Air Flight Vest.

07/28/2025

This recent article released by the BBC talks about the growing problem with turbulence. The Baby B'Air Flight Vest has in the past protected and saved a number of Lap Children from injury during such turbulence. No one in the FAA would talk to us and see how the Baby B'Air Flight Vest could protect Lap Children during Taxi Take-off and Landing. Past FAA director Michael Whitaker ignored every letter we sent him, including the one handed to him at the ALPA Safety Symposium that BBFV was invited to present at in Sept 2024. Hopefully the new FAA Director Bryan Bedford will listen to us so we can prevent another critical injury of a Lap Child as the one on the Delta Flight that happened in Toronto earlier this year. We have already reached out to him.

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04/16/2025

Baby B'Air Flight Vest was mentioned in the April Newsletter of Aviation Safety. The Article is tilted Flying with Children. Thank you to the Foundation of Aviation Safety. Please click on the link below to read it.

On April 2nd, Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg testified before the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee. He addressed concerns about Boeing aircraft safety, the company’s safety culture, and the changes needed to restore its reputation.

02/20/2025

The plane that flipped over in Toronto, Canada this week is a perfect example why the Baby B'Air Flight Vest is NEEDED to be used during Taxi, Take-off and Landing.

03/13/2024

Injuries during air travel can happen anytime and without warning. We at Baby B'Air Flight Vest believe in an equivalent level of safety for all passengers on aircraft during all phases of a flight. Please remember to where your seat belt during your flight as much as possible and protect lap children with the Baby B'Air flight vest.

LATAM Airlines said "technical event" in mid-flight "caused a strong movement."

02/01/2024

Due to the recent event on Alaskan Airlines involving rapid decompression, Baby B'Air Flight Vest has had an increased number of sales of the Baby B'Air Flight vest to guard against in Flight Turbulence and Rapid Decompression on board aircraft. During this time, we at Baby B'Air will continue to meet the demand for our Flight Vest.

09/16/2022

This week Greg Nieberding and Nick Comande were in Washington D.C. Presenting the Baby B'Air Flight Vest at the ALPA (Airline Pilots Association) Air Safety Forum. Gaining support to have the vest allowed for Taxi, Takeoff and Landing and not just in flight.

09/03/2022

Last week Nick Comande was in Orlando, FL at the Aircraft Rescue Firefighter working group (ARFFwg) 32nd Int'l Educational and Training Symposium. Here we informed ARFF members from around the world the beneficial use of the Baby B'Air Flight Vest. We also collected over 165 signature on petitions asking the FAA to allow the Vest to be used during Taxi, Takeoff and Landing instead of just while in flight.

03/11/2022

Here is the Evacuation Video that was done with the Baby B'Air Flight Vest, showing the ease and quickness of leaving your seat while using the vest. Thank you San Bernardino Regional Training Facility for your assistance.

If your travels include flying with your baby or toddler you can fly with them on your lap when they are under two years old. The greatest risk of injury to ...

03/03/2022

Please help Baby B'Air help Avelo Airlines get their FAA Exemption to allow the Baby B'Air Flight Vest to be used during Taxi, Take-off and Landing. Please go to the link below and look at the supporting letter and comments and add your own comment to help Baby B'Air Flight Vest. Thank you from those of us from Baby B'Air and Avelo Airlines.

https://www.regulations.gov/document/FAA-2022-0036-0001