AVIOCONTROL APPS
Passengers

Safety Card Explained

The card in your seat pocket, picture by picture, and why.

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What it does

Seat belt, brace position, oxygen masks, life jacket, exits, evacuation and exit rows, each with a drawing and the reason behind it. Count the rows to your two nearest exits, find the brace position for your seat and do the 30-second check before take-off.

Individual app: each person uses it with their own account; your data is private to you and saved to your account.

How to use it

  1. Open the app on The card tab and read each numbered section: the drawing, the instruction and the Why box that explains the reason behind it.
  2. When you board, open My exits, type your seat row in Your row and the exit rows in Exit rows (separate with commas), for example 1, 12, 30.
  3. Read how many rows away the nearest exit is towards the front and towards the back, and count the seat backs as the cabin diagram shows.
  4. Open Brace position and choose Your situation (for example a seat with a seat in front, a baby on your lap or a rear-facing seat) to see the steps for your seat.
  5. Before take-off, open Before take-off and tick each line of the checklist until the Ready message appears; your ticks are saved.
  6. Press Start again to clear the checklist for your next flight. The card in your seat pocket and the crew's instructions always come first.

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