The safest place for kids to ride is in back. This was true before airbags, and now it's doubly true. Infants and children riding in back seats cannot be in the paths of inflating airbags. Don't use a rear-facing restraint in the front seat. When it comes to buckling up, what's good for kids is good for adults, too.
Belts provide important protection in crashes.
Plus they keep people in the best position to be protected by their airbags. Another reason to use your safety belt is to set a good example for your children. Younger people need special restraints, and following the simple precautions outlined here can ensure optimum protection for everybody. The most likely answer is no. These are needed in only a few cases when airbags may present a risk of serious injury.