General Aviation Passenger Briefing

Before Flying

• Are you feeling well?

  Please inform the pilot if you're feeling unwell, taking medication, or have any medical conditions that might affect your flight.

• Don't fly on an empty stomach

  Eat a light meal before flying. Avoid alcohol and excessive caffeine. Stay hydrated but don't overdrink.

• Wear long pants and closed shoes

  Proper clothing protects you in case of emergency evacuation. Avoid loose clothing, high heels, or synthetic materials.

Passenger Briefing

1. 

   Seat belts

   Seat belts must be fastened for taxi, takeoff, and landing. Shoulder harnesses must be fastened for takeoff and landing. Your seating position must be adjusted and locked.

2. 

   All environmental factors

   Take note of the location of air vents in the cabin. Your pilot will expose the environmental factors for the flight. Do not wait to feel unwell to communicate with your pilot. At the earliest signs of discomfort or sickness, please immediately tell your pilot.

3. 

   Fire extinguisher

   Take note of the location of the fire extinguisher. Your pilot will explain how to operate the fire extinguisher in case of a fire.

4. 

   Egress & emergency

   Exit doors are located on the side of the aircraft. In case of an emergency evacuation, exit by the doors and head towards the tail of the aircraft. In case of a fire, do not exit by a door on the side of the fire. Unlock doors before emergency landing.

5. 

   Traffic

   While your pilot will always be scanning for other aircrafts, please also be on the look out. "See something, say something". Additionally, the cockpit is sterile during critical flight phases (taxi, takeoff, circuit, landing). Only communicate if absolutely necessary.

6. 

   Your questions

   Do you have any questions for your pilot?