air-bags

In an interview Monday, Mr. Kolly said air-bags provide "an opportunity to drive those fatality numbers down," adding that the safety board is in a good position "to make judgments about the technology" and its future applications.

Study Recommends Installing Air Bags on Private Planes Andy Pasztor 2011

TOKYO -- Honda Motor Co. is recalling 304,000 vehicles globally for air-bags that may inflate with too much pressure in a crash, send metal and plastic pieces flying and cause injuries or deaths.

Honda Recalls 304,000 Vehicles Worldwide For Air-Bag Problem The Huffington Post News Editors 2011

TOKYO -- Honda Motor Co. is recalling 304,000 vehicles globally for air-bags that may inflate with too much pressure in a crash, send metal and plastic pieces flying and cause injuries or deaths.

Honda Recalls 304,000 Vehicles Worldwide For Air-Bag Problem The Huffington Post News Editors 2011

But can someone get a screen cap of the air-bags that fall from the plane ceiling?

The Tail Section » LOST - The Plane Crash From All Angles 2007

If your air-bags deploy, a call goes out automatically.

The Wired Road Ahead 2008

But one could say the same thing about seat belts, air-bags and even the FM radios mandated during the Cold War to assure the government's ability to broadcast nuclear alerts.

Don't Give Up on Energy Independence Robert McFarlane 2008

My dad used to say that inside of the car's air-bags was uncooked popcorn.

Archive 2007-06-01 2007

Yet by Bricklin's own admission, the SUV "can't give us the five-star ratings we wanted, it can't accommodate all the air-bags we wanted, so we have started the process of redesigning cars, which is going to push us back a year."

The Challengers: A New Honda, Or a New Yugo? 2007

They excel most birds in flight, are able to make long nightly journeys, in which they use their wings not only for flight, but as air-bags in which they catch all kinds of flying insects.

The Human Side of Animals Royal Dixon 1923

Life-preservers are chiefly of the belt or jacket type, made to fit about the body and rendered buoyant by slabs of cork sewed into the garment, or by rubber-lined air-bags.

Sinking of the Titanic and Great Sea Disasters 1912