One to one briefing?
I've read this thread with interest, but one thing that puzzles me is the insistence by some posters that people in an exit row seat get a "one to one briefing". I can only remember that happening on a few occasions, and it has consisted of three questions. Are you aware you are sitting in an emergency exit row? Have you read the safety card? are you prepared to open the exit hatch in an emergency? I honestly think that this is the best it gets, when it has happened at all, at least in my experience. So do all the people telling us that its all the passengers fault think this is adequate? And should all the passengers in the exit row get the "briefing" or just the one in the window seat? As for the response that it is SOP, I would just like to ask how the procedure is monitored to ensure its efficacy? I look forward with genuine interest to the replies.
Last edited by swordfish41; 22nd Oct 2012 at 13:54.
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