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Do seats forward of an emergency exit need to be locked upright?

Equipment, Operations

Are seat rows forward of an emergency exit required to be locked upright and fixed, or is there a distance requirement forward of the overwing exit that permits those seats to recline? More often than not, when you check seats forward of an…

Entering the cockpit at night

Operations

Why is it important to dim the galley and flight deck threshold lights before entering the flight deck at night? Entering the cockpit at night does require additional minor preparation and awareness on the part of the flight attendant. Take…

Passenger with a pillow from home

Manual, Operations

Can a passenger bring a full-size pillow on board and does it need to be stowed for take-off and landing? Would the answer be different if the same passenger with a pillow was seated in an exit seat? What about large stuffed toy pillows that…

Can flight attendants make their own labels for the galley?

Operations

Can flight attendants make their own labels for use when working, and is there a regulation that prohibits them from sticking one onto a bin or cart? Labels temporarily affixed to a bin or cart does not make it a placard. It’s a label and…

Cups in the cabin for landing

Manual, Operations, Regulations

During landing, are passengers allowed to keep plastic cups served to them? There is a regulation that specifically addresses this situation – 121.577 Stowage of food, beverage, and passenger service equipment during airplane movement on…

Language of destination speakers

Best practices, Operations

Are airlines required to provide language of destination flight attendants, and must airlines perform the safety demonstration in English and the local language? Second-language speakers are helpful during both normal and emergency situations.…

Cabin Safety information from around the world, right hereShared as one community

We’re all one large extended family

Cabin Safety information from around the world, right here
Shared as one community