How many PSIC are provided per row, and what is the exception for emergency rows?

How many PSIC are provided per row, and what is the exception for emergency rows?

• A. Two PSIC per row.
• B. One PSIC per row, with emergency rows having one in every seat.
• C. One PSIC per seat in every row.
• D. One PSIC per row; no exceptions.

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is how safety information cards are placed so passengers can easily access them. In ordinary rows, one PSIC per row is provided because everyone in that row can share a single card quickly and it keeps the cabin tidy. However, in emergency rows, the guidance is that each seat gets its own PSIC. This ensures that every passenger has direct, immediate access to the safety information, even if movement is restricted or passing a card along isn’t feasible. So, the correct understanding is: one PSIC per row normally, with emergency rows having one PSIC per seat.

The idea being tested is how safety information cards are placed so passengers can easily access them. In ordinary rows, one PSIC per row is provided because everyone in that row can share a single card quickly and it keeps the cabin tidy. However, in emergency rows, the guidance is that each seat gets its own PSIC. This ensures that every passenger has direct, immediate access to the safety information, even if movement is restricted or passing a card along isn’t feasible. So, the correct understanding is: one PSIC per row normally, with emergency rows having one PSIC per seat.