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Your Safety on Board |
Please keep your safety belt fastened whenever the safety belt light
is on. Even when the light is off, it is a good idea to keep the belt
fastened while in your seat in case of any sudden turbulence. You'll
find instructions concerning the use of flotation devices and oxygen
masks in your seat pocket. |
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Nonprescription
pain relievers and drugs for indigestion are available as well as
emergency drugs that can be given when there is a doctor on board.
Our 767s and 747s (used on international long-distance flights) also
have operating equipment that can be used by a doctor during an emergency.
Passengers are advised that there is an Automated External Defibrillator
(AED) on board B767/B747 planes for use in the event of a heart attack. |
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Avoid drinking caffeinated beverages like coffee or tea; instead drink
lots of water. Avoid liquor while on board. Avoid tight clothing or
knee-high stockers that may impede circulation, even while you're
seated. Shift positions often; try to take regular walks in the aisles
or perform stretching exercises. |
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Smoking
is prohibited in all areas of the airplane. There is no designated
smoker's seating on any Asiana flights, domestic or international.
Please note that this applies to the lavatories and aisles as well
as passenger seating. We hope that in spite of the inconvenience this
may cause, smokers will cooperate with us in making all flights safer
and more pleasant for everyone. |
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