What should the briefing of a physically disabled passenger who requires a walking aid include?

• A. Seat preference
• B. Name of caregiver
• C. Medical history
• D. The location of the nearest exit and mobility aids might not be accessible in an emergency evacuation

Answer: (D)

When briefing a passenger with a walking aid, the emphasis is on safe evacuation and access to exits. The essential detail to cover is where the nearest exit is and whether mobility aids might not be accessible during an emergency evacuation. This ensures the passenger and crew can plan a rapid, safe egress and that any potential limitations of the walking aid are understood in the context of emergency procedures.

Seat preference can affect comfort and seating arrangement, but it isn’t a safety instruction. The name of a caregiver and medical history aren’t required for the safety briefing and could raise privacy concerns; they don’t impact how to evacuate safely.