South African Airways // inflight safety OUR SAFETY GUIDE SAA has your safety at heart, Please read these pages carefully SAFETY PAMPHLET 1 salty pamphlets provided ot you sod Pate Kanai Yowell vii inpoant Tormaon and 9 yor toed erergncy 8. On fights exceeding tree hours, cr wal os multsecor Rights we recommend that you review the content of the safety pamphlet again before each landing SMOKING ‘As per South African Civil Aviation Authority regulations, smoking on board is prohibited. This includes the emoking of any atficial device or ecigaretes. LIQUIDS, AEROSOLS AND GELS (LAGS) When traveling on international flights from SA, passengers ore resrcied from carrying certain Fit comfortably inside the LAGS in the citeraft cabin, sealed bag. IFthoze limitations These rules are aligned to cre not adhered to, items International Civil Aviation wll be confiscated by airport Authority standards Postengers wishing to carry ceszential liquids wih them on board the oireraft must place ‘ham in a reseclable, clear plastic bag with a maximum ccopaily of one lie and a total diameter of 80cm. No for passengers. ‘other cabin baggage. Sewubona item containing liquid may ‘exceed 100ml and it must security and SAA will not be ina position to recover them ‘When proceeding through cirport security checkpoints, the bag holding these items must be separated fram any SEAT BELTS ‘There are seat belt signs visible ‘heoughout the cabin. Whenever the lights ar illuminated, faston your seat belt For your own safely, we recommend thot you keep i fastened ‘hroughout the fight. (However, eat bole should always be unfastened dling ransit stops and refueling.) When sleeping under a blanket or duvet, keep your seat bal loosely fastened over it 20 that the cabin ‘crew do not need ta wake you in the event of turbulence, Items which are exempt from be carried on board, without being placed in « clear plastic food in small contain provided the child is travelling with the person crying these ‘+ Exsentol and other non- prescription medicines ‘ot exceeding 100m! per container, including saline solition and products such 1 eye drops and contact len solution. LAG restrictions and which may bog, are: * Baby formula/milk and baby SLEEPING ON THE FLOOR IS PROHIBITED For your own safety, sleeping ‘onthe floor i prohibited in any circumstances. In the event oF tn tragular occurrence and/or ‘emergency, passengers seeping on the flor would not have access to seat belts and oaygen marks, PRIOR TO TAKE-OFF AND LANDING In preparation for takeoff or landing, ensure that your kay table, footest, armrest and personal TV screen are stowed, that your -windovr shutor is open, that your ‘eats in the upright position ond that your seat bets fostaned. a REMAIN SEATED Aer landing, remain seated ‘ntl the eicraft has come oa completa sop ‘ond the Commander has switched off the V sect bal signs * Liquids, gels and juice for diabetic passengers who require them for medical rearons. * Solid cosmetice and personal hygiene items such at lipsticks in tubes, zolid deodorants and lip balms. Any duty-rea LAG products purchased after security Checkpoints should be placed in spacial security bags ot the store and passengers connecting to Further destinations are advised to kop these sealed throughout thaie journey.ans CARRY-ON BAGGAGE Storage for your cabin baggage is provided either under the seat in font of you or in the overhead stowage compartment. For your own safely and that ofthe passengers around you, do not exceed the weight limitations of these compartments and ensure that items placed in them are securely positioned. Be corafl when opening the overhead stowage comparments ‘8 some luggage may have shied during the fight BUSINESS CLASS SAA will accept two pieces of cabin baggage, nether of which may ‘exceed 15cm in dimension and ‘kg in weight. ECONOMY CLASS SAA will accept one piace of cabin ‘baggage not exceeding 11 Sem in ‘dimension and 8kg in weight. ‘These boggoge limitations apply to ‘ll passengers travelling in Economy Close, regardless of their Voyager of other stot BASSINETS Should you be traveling with @ baby, book early and cequest «bassinet. The baby should not be older than six months, may not weigh more than 10kg and may not be more than 75em long. Bassinets may not be installed or occupied during toke-of, landing and turbulence. PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES (PEDs) ‘The South African Civil Aviation Authority has granted an exemption to allow SAA passengers to use PEDs during fights. The PEDs are divided into four categories: Uunreticad, limited, restricted and prohibited ‘The table below provides guidance on typical PEDs ond when they may be used. All EDs must be switched off during take-off, climb, approach and landing In addition, the Commander may prohibit the use of any PED, if this is required in the interests of safety Fat ony point during a fight any iregularies or interference are detected in the fight deck, the use of PEDS (including devices with fight moda) must be suspended immediately. In this event, the Commander will make an announcement. UNRESTRICTED ‘The items below may be used ot any time: ‘= Hearing aids [including digital devices), uMITED The items below may only be used bore the aircraft doors are closed Electronic watches. ‘ond after they have been opened: + Pagers (eceivers only = Mobile phones. ‘= Heart pacemakers. * Tablets ' Devices powered by solar calls * Ereaders. ' Devices powered by micro batery call. * Laptops. RESTRICTED PROHIBITED ‘The following items may only be used in- The items below ara prohibited Fight withthe permission ofthe Commander tall times: This is normally indicaed by the seat belt signs being switched OFF during climb and ON during descent. Should circumstances dictate otherwise, the Commander will inform the Senior Cabin Crew Member: * Laptops with CO-ROM and DVD drive, + Paimheld organisers + Audio equipment og CD-player, * Devices transmiting radio frequency intentionally. + Walkictalkes. * Remote-contalled toys * Display nit wih cothode ry tubes *# Wireless computer equipment fag mouse). iPod, MPS ployer. *# PC prinor. ‘+ Computer consoles (eg Nintendo DS, PSP) PC scanners. * Devices capable of recording * Loser pointers * CD witers and mini clk recorders in recording mode. + Portable sare sot * Pocket adios (AWVFM). + 1V ransmiters/recavers + Telemetic equipment + Wireless LAN. * Digital comercs + GPS hondheld receives * Video cameras/tecordees nuding digital equipment) + Blustoath devices with fight mode selected + Mobile phones wit Fight mode selected, * Devices using BlackBerry technology with fight mode selected * Lopiops, PDAS, tablets ond ereaders swith builtin wii, th "wireless of” retin solacted Cabin Crew members are responsible for enforcing the policy regarding the use of PEDs ‘on board. Ifthe Cabin Crew are unable to confirm that the fransmiting function on an intentionally transmitting device has been disabled, then the device should be switched off. ‘Aer embarkation and prior tothe cabin doors being closed, the Senior Cabin Crew ‘Member will make an announcement advising passengers of the conditions under which flight mode may be used. Passengers will be required to zeect fight mode Functionality prior to switching their cellphones of in preparation For the fight PLEASE NOTE: Flight mode zetting is available on many mobila phones and other PEDs. ‘When engoged, it suspends the devices signal transmiting funtion, thereby disabling its copacity to place or receive call or text messages, while sill permiting use of other functions that do not require signal ransmission, such as calendars, addrass books, reading and preparing emails, eke