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Passenger Briefing
A passenger briefing is a mandatory safety briefing provided by the pilot in command (PIC) or a crew member to all passengers before a flight. The briefing must cover essential safety instructions, including the use of seatbelts, emergency exits, and survival equipment.
Key Points
- •Safety directions must be given before taxiing, taking off, or landing (CASR 91.570).
- •Additional directions during flight may be necessary for passenger safety.
- •Must cover seatbelts, emergency exits, life jackets (if operating over water), and the brace position.
- •The PIC must verify that passengers understand the briefing.
Exam Relevance
Candidates must know the legal obligations of a pilot to instruct and secure passengers prior to departure.
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