Which item is listed as a passenger flotation device on the 767z-300ER (6 doors)?

Which item is listed as a passenger flotation device on the 767z-300ER (6 doors)?

• A. Universal life vest at each passenger seat
• B. Single chamber life vest at each crew seat
• C. Inflatable slide/raft at all doors
• D. Comfort+ and main cabin seat cushions

Answer: (A)

In overwater safety, each passenger needs immediate access to a flotation device, so per-person equipment is provided at the seat. The universal life vest placed at or under every passenger seat is designed to be quickly worn by each traveler and is the standard flotation device assigned to passengers. This is why that item is listed as the passenger flotation device. Inflatable slide/rafts are carried at the doors to provide rapid egress and can offer flotation after deployment during a ditching, but they’re not the per-seat flotation device assigned to individual passengers. A life vest at a crew seat wouldn’t cover every passenger, and seat cushions aren’t designated as the standard passenger flotation equipment.

In overwater safety, each passenger needs immediate access to a flotation device, so per-person equipment is provided at the seat. The universal life vest placed at or under every passenger seat is designed to be quickly worn by each traveler and is the standard flotation device assigned to passengers. This is why that item is listed as the passenger flotation device.

Inflatable slide/rafts are carried at the doors to provide rapid egress and can offer flotation after deployment during a ditching, but they’re not the per-seat flotation device assigned to individual passengers. A life vest at a crew seat wouldn’t cover every passenger, and seat cushions aren’t designated as the standard passenger flotation equipment.