Before your flight takes-off cabin crew will provide a safety demonstration. It's important that you listen to this demonstration that will tell you about:
- the use and adjustment of seat belts
- where to find an emergency exit
- smoking, including the prohibition of smoking in lavatories
- how to use oxygen if needed
- the use of floatation devices if needed
- how to safely stow cabin baggage
- where to find on board special survival equipment.
The cabin crew will also tell you about other safety requirements, such as:
- tray tables
- reclining seats
- use of electronic devices
- refuelling.
They will also provide demonstrations on how to use:
- your life jacket
- oxygen equipment.
You will also find the information on a safety information card in the seat pocket.
Cabin crew may provide individual demonstrations for:
- persons with reduced mobility
- passengers travelling with infants and small children
- unaccompanied children
- passengers sitting in an exit row.
Your cabin crew are there to ensure your safety while embarking, during the flight and disembarking. Make sure you always follow their directions.
4 Dec 2023