Where should your Link be positioned during the brace position?

The correct placement of your Link during the brace position is essential for ensuring safety and accessibility during an emergency. When the Link is positioned in a garment pocket or a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved location, it allows for easy access should the need arise. This positioning minimizes the risk of it becoming a projectile during turbulence or an emergency situation, while also ensuring that it does not impede the proper execution of the brace position itself.

Having the Link in a designated, safe, and accessible area is crucial since it must be readily available to perform its intended function if necessary. This contrasts with holding it in your hand, which could compromise the brace position and impede your ability to protect yourself. Similarly, securing it in your seatbelt or placing it in the overhead bin poses significant risks: should sudden turbulence or a need for rapid evacuation occur, these placements can hinder quick access, potentially leading to a hazardous situation.

Overall, selecting a garment pocket or an FAA approved location as the position for your Link demonstrates an understanding of both safety protocols and effective emergency preparedness.