Cabin Safety

  Cabin safety tips

• After boarding, please store your hand luggage in the overhead compartment or under the seat in front, take your seat and fasten your seatbelt.
• Please fasten your seatbelt whenever the seatbelt sign is illuminated.
• Even when the seatbelt sign is off during the flight, it is recommended to remain seated and keep your seatbelt fastened.
• Before takeoff, be sure to listen to the explanation and demonstration of emergency evacuation procedures and survival equipment, note the location of the nearest emergency exits, and read the relevant safety guidelines.
• Passengers seated in emergency exit rows should assist during emergency evacuations.
• During takeoff and landing, straighten your seatback and stow your tray table.
• Follow airline instructions to switch electronic devices to off or airplane mode during takeoff and landing.
• Smoking (including electronic cigarettes) and open flames are strictly prohibited in the cabin, including the restroom.
• After the plane has landed, passengers must wait until the aircraft has come to a complete stop and the seatbelt sign has turned off before unfastening seatbelts and leaving their seats.

       Passengers 
       sitting at
       emergency exit
       row seat

• After boarding, read the "Safety Instructions" and "Passenger Information on Emergency Exit Row Seat" carefully as soon as possible.
• Do not touch the aircraft cabin door or any switches.
• When the emergency exit is not fully opened, please prevent other passengers from approaching.
• Follow the instructions of the cabin crew to confirm safety outside the aircraft and operate the emergency exit opening.
• After confirming the emergency exit opens normally and the life slide inflates and deploys, assist passengers onboard to evacuate as quickly as possible.
• Passengers who cannot or do not agree to provide the above assistance should not occupy emergency exit row seats.

     Emergency
     evacuation
     requests

• Do not carry any luggage to avoid obstructing other passengers from evacuating and damaging the escape slide, which could make it unusable.
• Before evacuating, remove high-heeled shoes and all sharp objects on your person to avoid damaging the escape slide and causing it to be unusable.
• Do not take photos or record videos to avoid hindering your own evacuation and that of other passengers.
• When sliding down the slide, spread your legs shoulder-width apart, stretch your arms forward, and lean your body straight forward to ensure you can see the ground clearly.
• Passengers assisting with evacuation can stand on both sides of the slide, hold the arms of those sliding down to help them stay upright, so they can quickly leave the slide area to avoid injury.
• Passengers who have evacuated the cabin should promptly move to the safe assembly point near the aircraft following the instructions of the cabin crew or ground rescue personnel.