An Act establishing the crime of airbag fraud.

This bill establishes the crime of airbag fraud in Alaska by making it illegal to knowingly sell, install, or trade vehicles with counterfeit, nonfunctioning, or non-compliant replacement airbags. The law specifically targets individuals who manufacture fake airbags, sell parts designed to hide defects, or offer vehicles for sale while aware of these safety issues. However, the legislation includes exemptions for law enforcement vehicles and protects dealerships from liability if they did not know about the airbag problems before selling the car. Penalties for violating this law range from a class A misdemeanor to a class C felony if the fraud results in death or serious physical injury.