SAE ARP1384D

1 Scope
   1.1 Purpose
2 References
   2.1 Applicable documents
   2.2 Applicable references
3 General presentation requirements for passenger safety
   information briefing cards
   3.1 Design and location
   3.2 Content
   3.3 Presentation style
4 Minimum requirements for passenger safety briefing cards
   4.1 Smoking
   4.2 Portable electronic devices
   4.3 Carry-on baggage
   4.4 Passenger seats
   4.5 Passenger restraints
   4.6 Oxygen masks
   4.7 Protective brace positions
   4.8 Flotation means
   4.9 Passenger exits
5 Additional requirements for passenger safety information
   briefing cards on aircraft which carry equipment for
   extended over-water flights
   5.1 Life rafts and slide/rafts
6 Additional information to be given on the passenger safety
   information briefing cards when the aircraft is operated
   without flight attendants
7 General presentation requirements for passenger safety
   video briefings
   7.1 Seating location
   7.2 Content
   7.3 Presentation style
   7.4 Directing and holding passengers' attention
8 Minimum requirements for passenger safety video briefings
   8.1 Smoking
   8.2 Portable electronic devices
   8.3 Carry-on baggage
   8.4 Passenger seats
   8.5 Passenger restraints systems
   8.6 Oxygen masks
   8.7 Protective brace positions
   8.8 Individual flotation means
   8.9 Exit path lighting
   8.10 Passenger exit locations
   8.11 Evacuation
   8.12 Review of briefing card
9 Additional requirements for video briefings in aircraft
   which carry equipment for extended over-water flight
   9.1 Personal flotation devices
   9.2 Life rafts and slide/rafts
10 Additional information to be given in passenger safety
   video briefings when the aircraft is operated without
   flight attendants
11 Notes
Appendix A Size of smallest important elements on a television
           screen

These recommendations are to aid the international air transport industry by identifying a standard, minimum amount of safety instructions that shall be provided in passenger safety information briefing materials (generally cards and videos).

These recommendations are to aid the international air transport industry by identifying a standard, minimum amount of safety instructions that shall be provided in passenger safety information briefing materials (generally cards and videos). Aircraft operators are encouraged to customize the passenger safety information briefing materials to their own operations.