Air New Zealand ALL BLACK Safety Video. [360p]

Summary

This is a lively and engaging safety briefing on a New Zealand flight. The crew provides important flight safety instructions, including how to properly fasten seatbelts, use oxygen masks, and operate life jackets in case of emergency. Passengers are reminded to follow crew instructions and locate nearest exits. There's also a reminder to turn off electronic devices during takeoff and landing, and to store luggage properly. The pilot encourages passengers to sit back, relax, and enjoy the flight while emphasizing the airline's passion for rugby.

Takeaways

• 😀 Always store your baggage in the overhead compartments or under the seat in front of you.
• 😀 Keep an eye on the illuminated signs and follow the crew's instructions.
• 😀 Fasten your seat belt snugly across your hips, and keep it on throughout the flight for safety.
• 😀 If you need to get up, lift the flap to undo your seat belt and stretch safely.
• 😀 In the event of an oxygen mask deployment, pull the mask down and place it over your nose and mouth. Ensure you secure it before helping others.
• 😀 In an emergency during takeoff or landing, adopt the brace position by placing your hands on your head, elbows outside your thighs, and feet flat on the floor.
• 😀 Life jackets are easy to use: rip them out of the bag, put them over your head, clip the straps, and inflate when outside the aircraft.
• 😀 Smoking is prohibited on the flight, and violating this rule will result in serious consequences.
• 😀 Escape path lighting will guide you to the exit in case of evacuation. Your nearest exit may be behind you, so be aware of the route.
• 😀 Turn off all electronic devices during takeoff and landing. These devices must be set to flight mode if they are used during the flight.
• 😀 Before takeoff, make sure your tray table is stowed, your seat is upright, and your seat belt is fastened.

Q & A

What is the first thing passengers are asked to do during the safety briefing?

Passengers are asked to store their baggage either in the overhead compartments or under the seat in front of them.

What should passengers do when the seat belt sign is on?

Passengers should return to their seat and fasten their seat belt, ensuring it is snug across their hips but not too tight.

Why is it recommended to keep the seat belt fastened throughout the flight?

It is recommended to keep the seat belt fastened throughout the flight for safety reasons, even if passengers need to get up to stretch.

What should passengers do if the oxygen mask drops down?

Passengers should pull the mask down, place it over their nose and mouth, and tighten it by pulling the elastic on both sides. Oxygen will flow automatically.

What should you do if there are young children around you when the oxygen mask drops?

Make sure you put your own mask on first before assisting any children around you.

How do you use a life jacket in case of emergency?

To use a life jacket, passengers should rip it out of the bag, put it over their head, clip the straps together, and tighten. The red tab inflates the jacket, but it should only be pulled once leaving the aircraft. If more inflation is needed, passengers can blow into the mouthpiece.

What should passengers do if they want to smoke during the flight?

Smoking is not allowed anywhere on the plane, and passengers found attempting to smoke will be removed from the flight.

How do passengers find the nearest exit during an emergency?

In case of evacuation, passengers should note that the nearest exit could be behind them. They should look around and count the number of rows to the exit, while following the escape path lighting.

What are the rules regarding electronic devices during takeoff and landing?

Electronic devices must be turned off during takeoff and landing, as they can interfere with aircraft systems. Devices can only be used once they are in flight mode.

What should passengers do to prepare for takeoff?

Before takeoff, passengers should place their tray table back, ensure their seat is upright, and fasten their seat belt.