Boeing 757 video monitors must be tied down after some flew off during hard landings

The US aviation regulator proposes a new rule for certain Boeing 757 airplanes. This rule requires airlines to replace video monitors that are not secured with secondary safety lanyards.

This is a small, specific fix for a known safety issue. It means that airlines operating these specific Boeing 757 models will have to inspect and potentially modify their aircraft. The goal is to prevent passenger service unit components from detaching during turbulence or hard landings.