| Airline: Cebu Pacific Air (wiki)
Aircraft: ATR 72-500 Number of ATR 72-500 in Cebu Pacific Air Fleet: 8 (photos) Safety Exits: 4 Cabin Safety Equipment: oxygen masks, life vests. Safety Card Languages: English Format: Card Did You Know: Cebu Pacific is still banned in European Union, although the airline continues to improve safety. |
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| Airline: United (website) (wiki)
Aircraft: Boeing 777-200 (wiki) Number of Boeing 777-200 in United’s Service: 19 and 55 ER (extended range) (photos) Safety Exits: 8 Cabin Safety Equipment: inflatable evacuation slides, emergency floor lighting, oxygen masks, life vests, life rafts. Safety Card Languages: English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, German, French, Spanish Format: Booklet. Revision: CA777/OW Rev.10/11 Did You Know: Boeing 777 is the larger twin-engine jet airliner and the first commercial airliner designed entirely on computer. United is one of major users of Boeing 777. This card was designed by (c) Aero Safety Graphics. |
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| Airline: Cebu Pacific Air (website) (wiki)
Aircraft: Airbus A319-100, A320-200 Number of A319/A320 in Cebu Pacific Air Fleet: 10 + 21 (photos) Safety Card Languages: English Format: Card Did You Know: Cebu Pacific is still banned in European Union, although the airline makes efforts to improve safety. |
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| Airline: Singapore Airlines (website) (wiki)
Aircraft: Boeing 777-200 (wiki) Number of Boeing 777-200 in Singapore Airlines Fleet: 24 (photos) Safety Card Languages: English Format: Card Did You Know: Singapore Airlines maintains a policy of keeping its fleet young. Currently its average age is about 6 years. |
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Airline: Hong Kong Airlines (website) (wiki) Aircraft: Airbus A330-200 (wiki) Number of Airbus A330-200 in Hong Kong Airlines Fleet: 11 (photos) Safety Card Languages: English, Chinese Format: Card Did You Know: Hong Kong Airlines logo represents a bauhinia flower (a sort of orchid), which is a Hong Kong floral emblem and appears on its flag and coins. |
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Airline: Air Mandalay (website) (wiki) Aircraft: ATR 72-212 (wiki) / ATR 42-320 (wiki) Number of aircrafts in Air Mandalay Fleet: 4 Safety Card Languages: English, Burmese Format: Card Did You Know: Air Mandalay is the only airline in Myanmar that had no incident during its entire history (16 years). |
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Airline: Air France (website) (wiki) Aircraft: Airbus A380-800 (wiki) Number of Airbus A380-800 in Air France Fleet: 6(photos) Safety Card Languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic Format: Small Booklet Did You Know: Air France was the first airline to introduce the A380 in Europe with their scheduled flight from Paris CDG to New York JFK. Bonus: Meal card |
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Airline: JetBlue Airways (website) (wiki) Aircraft: Airbus A320-200 (wiki) Number of Airbus A320-200 in JetBlue Fleet: 121(photos) (seat chart) Safety Card Languages: English, Spanish Format: Booklet Revision: REV3-07 Did You Know: Almost every aircraft of JetBlue has its own name that contains word “blue”. |
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Airline: Air France (website) (wiki) Aircraft: Airbus A320 (wiki) Number of Airbus A320 in Air France Fleet: 58 (photos) Safety Card Languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic Format: Small Booklet Did You Know: To celebrate its 75th anniversary, Air France has painted its A320 in the same livery as their planes used to fly in 1946. |
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