SCP, what information will the Cabin Crew provide to a visually impaired passenger prior to departure?

SCP, what information will the Cabin Crew provide to a visually impaired passenger prior to departure?

• A. Nearest exits (number and direction of the rows), equipment use and location (using demo kit), call bell location and safety card in braille.
• B. Seat numbers.
• C. In-flight meals.
• D. Flight route and seating chart.

Answer: (A)

When a passenger is visually impaired, the aim is to give information that supports safety, movement, and independent action in an emergency. Before departure, crew explain how to locate the nearest exits with precise directions and row numbers, describe how to operate and where to find emergency equipment using a demonstration kit, and tell them where the call bell is and that the safety card is available in braille. This combination provides practical, tactile-accessible safety information that the passenger can rely on, whereas seat numbers, in-flight meals, or the flight route and seating chart do not offer the essential safety and accessibility details needed before departure.

When a passenger is visually impaired, the aim is to give information that supports safety, movement, and independent action in an emergency. Before departure, crew explain how to locate the nearest exits with precise directions and row numbers, describe how to operate and where to find emergency equipment using a demonstration kit, and tell them where the call bell is and that the safety card is available in braille. This combination provides practical, tactile-accessible safety information that the passenger can rely on, whereas seat numbers, in-flight meals, or the flight route and seating chart do not offer the essential safety and accessibility details needed before departure.