Pax briefing

[flyinggreasemonkey]

Does anyone know of a decent pax briefing card available on the net somewhere? I really dont feel like copying and pasting this and that for the diagrams.

[Cat Driver]

Do you want one for an A380 or a Cessna 172?

[Rockie]

Sit down

Shut up

Keep your feet off the furniture.

[CD]

You'll find that most of the "decent" images are copyright protected. That being said, depending on the size/complexity of your aircraft, there are a number of sources in Canada that can provide you with one. Like Cat Driver indicated, do you need one for a large aircraft or small? A commercial operation or private?

I can probably get you a list of folks in Canada that can produce compliant cards for commercial operations if that's what you're looking for.

[yycflyguy]

I too am lazy. Why don't you see if some defunct airlines (Jetsgo, Independence Air) have briefing cards posted on the net. Should get you around the copyright infringement laws.

[CD]

Actually, the copyright on the images belongs to the card manufacturer (in most cases), not the airline that used them. There are a few of the larger manufacturers in the US that have gone after both large companies and small mom-and-pop operators for copyright infringement...

[Valcore]

Or wait untill 2009 and pick up some off of Air Canada

[backon3]

..yeah because Sunwing is here forever..

[Clearwater]

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[auto4]

It should read...Put your head as far as you can between your legs and kiss your ass goodbye....

[Single-Engine IFR]

Log on to http://www.esscoaircraft.com. They have an impressive supply of POH's, check lists and pax briefing cards for many makes.

Cheers,


SEI

[Johnny]

http://safetycards.com/