What special evacuation command do you use at the 3L/R doors on the 767D-400 ER?

What special evacuation command do you use at the 3L/R doors on the 767D-400 ER?

• A. Evacuate now
• B. Follow me
• C. Come this way! Leave Everything!
• D. Stand clear

Answer: (C)

In an aircraft evacuation, the commands used at each door are crafted to move people quickly and without hesitation. At the 3L/3R doors on the 767D-400 ER, the special evacuation phrase you use is designed to both direct passengers to the exit and instruct them to abandon belongings so they don’t slow the evacuation. “Come this way! Leave Everything!” does exactly that: it shows the direction to go and clearly tells passengers not to waste time grabbing items. Other options don’t fulfill both needs. “Evacuate now” is urgent but doesn’t guide people toward the correct exit path or address belongings. “Follow me” implies a single guide and can create confusion in a crowd. “Stand clear” warns to stay away from the door but doesn’t direct movement toward the exit.

In an aircraft evacuation, the commands used at each door are crafted to move people quickly and without hesitation. At the 3L/3R doors on the 767D-400 ER, the special evacuation phrase you use is designed to both direct passengers to the exit and instruct them to abandon belongings so they don’t slow the evacuation. “Come this way! Leave Everything!” does exactly that: it shows the direction to go and clearly tells passengers not to waste time grabbing items.

Other options don’t fulfill both needs. “Evacuate now” is urgent but doesn’t guide people toward the correct exit path or address belongings. “Follow me” implies a single guide and can create confusion in a crowd. “Stand clear” warns to stay away from the door but doesn’t direct movement toward the exit.