Safety on a plane
Batteries, the belt, your nearest exit, your own mask first, brace, and leaving bags behind.
Safety on a plane
Packing: a spare power bank and spare camera batteries go in…
- 1Spare batteries and power banks in the carry-on.
- 2Shoes you can run in.
- 3Belt low and tight, whenever seated.
- 4Find your nearest exit and count the rows.
- 5Oxygen: your own mask first.
- 6Brace when the crew says.
- 7Leave everything and get out.
Safety
- The crew's instructions and the safety card for your aircraft come first: procedures differ by airline and aircraft.
- Battery and baggage rules differ by airline and country: check the FAA's PackSafe page or your airline before you fly.
- Practice only, not crew training.
General information, not professional advice: your manual and local rules come first. You use this at your own risk; see our Terms.
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