Are you allowed to use leg restraints on commercial aircraft?

• A. Not specified
• B. Only with supervisor
• C. Yes
• D. No

Answer: (D)

In commercial air travel, you use only the seatbelt for restraint, and any additional restraints are not permitted for passenger use. Leg restraints are not allowed because they introduce safety risks during turbulence, takeoff, landing, and evacuation, and they require authorization and proper training to apply. The crew handles any need for restraint with official policy and, if necessary, law enforcement should take action at the destination. So the correct stance is that leg restraints cannot be used by passengers.