The Civil Aviation Authority has published a leaflet highlighting advice on travelling safely by air. Tips included are keeping your seatbelt fastened, listen to the safety briefing and do not take fireworks or flares on board.

Better passenger advice

All very useful information but common sense. I am sat here scratching my head wondering if this was a waste of money and could they have created a leaflet to advise passengers of their rights should their flight be cancelled or delayed or on holiday financial protection.

I do think that passengers should make sure that they should behave on flights, and I can see that the airlines have problems with a small percentage of passengers but I do think that a more useful leaflet could have been created.

Download the leaflet

Not that impressed to be honest, come on CAA, get with the times, there’s more important advice you should be informing passengers of. Feel free to download the leaflet and leave your thoughts in the comment section.

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