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Scroth Safety Products named preferred safety restraint provider by Unum Aircraft Seating for business class seats

25/01/2022

Press releaseIssued by Unum Aircraft Seating Limited.
Scroth Safety Products named preferred safety restraint provider by Unum Aircraft Seating for business class seats
Unum Aircraft Seating business class seat with Scroth safety products restraint. (Photo: Scroth)

Scroth Safety Products has been selected as the preferred provider of occupant restraint systems by Unum Aircraft Seating, a new manufacturer of business class seats for single and twin aisle aircraft.

Scroth, celebrating 75 years in business, provides seatbelts and restraint systems for leading commercial airlines, business aircraft, general aviation, and military aircraft, as well as the safety restraints used by space flight operators such as SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic.

The newly launched Unum Aircraft Seating designs and produces lie flat business class seats for commercial airliners. Based in Weybridge, UK, Unum adheres to the quality assurance measures and compliance with the Civil Aviation Authority.

"We are impressed with Unum's quality of designing and manufacturing business class seats, and we are proud to collaborate with the team and serve as the preferred provider of occupant restraint systems," said Martin Nadol, CEO of Schroth Safety Products.

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