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AIRCRAFT SAFETY
- Safety Briefing
- Look at passenger safety information provided in the seat pocket in front of you.
- Find where the emergency exits are located.
- Count the seats between you and at least two exits.
- Seatbelt Safety
- Keep your seatbelt fastened at all times.
- Make sure the seatbelt is fastened snuggly and low across the hips.
- Baggage Safety
- Airlines usually restrict carry-on luggage to two bags per passenger.
- Carry-on bags should be small enough to fit in the overhead department. DO NOT over stuffed the overhead compartment.
- Place heavy luggage underneath seat.
- Make sure your luggage has your current address on the outside of the luggage as well as the inside.
- Make sure all luggage is locked
- Carry all valuable items in your carry on luggage. (Airline tickets, money, passports, camera equipment or jewelry.
- If you have a lot of valuables with you, you may want to get additional liability insurance on your luggage available at the airport.
- Hazardous Material Safety
There are Hazardous items that are not permitted to transport on the airlines.
- Mace
- Aerosol (hairspray, deodorants)
- Loaded firearms
- Loose ammunition
- Gasoline
- Propane, butane refills or lighter refills
- Fireworks & Flares
- Safety or strike anywhere matches
- Paint Thinners & Cleaners
- Small knives over 4 inches long.
CLOTHING
- Wear clothes that are loose not constricting.
- Make sure they are made of natural materials (Cotton, Denim, Wool or Leather. Synthetics may melt when under heat.
- Long Sleeves & pants are recommended. Covering the whole body.
- Low heel shoes, ones with laces preferable. No scandals.
Medication
- Have note from doctor explaining any medical condition you may have.
- Carry copies of you medicine and eyeglass prescriptions.
- Don’t pack you medication; carry it with you.
Fire Safety
- Place wet napkin or handkerchief of nose and mouth
- Stay as far away from the fire as you can.
- Stay low.
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