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Passenger T.I.P.S. and FAQ
Passenger T.I.P.S. (Travelling In Planes Safely)
- Before You Go
- Have a Safe Flight
- Have an Enjoyable Flight
- Have a Healthy Flight
- For Special Situations
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
- Can an adult travel with two children under the age of two?
- I want to travel with my infant and I would like to be able to use my infant's car seat. What should I be aware of?
- Why can't booster cushions, child vests-harnesses or "belly belts" be used on board?
- What are the requirements for the amount of carry-on baggage that a passenger may carry on board an aircraft?
- To whom are complaints addressed?
- Can an electronic device be used on board an aircraft?
- Are there requirements for occupying seats in an emergency exit row?
- Can duty free alcoholic beverages be consumed in flight?
- Should seat belts be fastened throughout the flight, even when the seat belt sign is turned off?
- Why is it important to pay attention to safety briefings?
- Why should passengers read the safety features card?
- How do I become a Flight Attendant in Canada?
- Date modified:
- 2010-05-03
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