Passenger Briefing Cards for M20R Drivers........

[ScubaMan]

Does anyone out there have or know where to get a copy of a M20R "Passenger Breifing Card"?

I know it's a little over the top but what the heck

Thanks

Mike

[Ned Gravel]

Quote: ScubaMan

Does anyone out there have or know where to get a copy of a M20R "Passenger Breifing Card"?

I know it's a little over the top but what the heck

Thanks

Mike

[1964-M20E]

Ned

 

Could you post the text so we can see wht you have?

 

[Ned Gravel]

Quote: 1964-M20E

Ned

 

Could you post the text so we can see wht you have?

 

[dpmatsalla]

Hi all,

Ned, that's a great list - I stole a few of your points for my own checklist.  Here's a few more points that you may like to include in yours:

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• No-step areas outside the plane (i.e. on wing flaps, etc)
  
• Bathroom check (before they climb in)!!  
  
• Sterile cockpit for Take-off and landing
  

Take care!

Devon

[Awful_Charlie]

Shamelessly robbed from somewhere else:

Welcome aboard [insert pilot's name] Airlines flight 0069 departing [insert airfield] en route, with any luck at all, to [insert destination]. Please make sure your seatbelt is on and that your seat is securely fastened to the fuselage. At this time, any personal items should be stowed securely in the trunk of your car, since there is no overhead compartment or space beneath your seat, to speak of. Please turn off all portable electronic devices, and keep them off until we have landed safely, or for the duration of the flight, whichever comes first. Smoking is not permitted inside the cabin; smoking outside the cabin should be reported to the captain immediately. There is no beverage service during the flight, however, heavy drinking prior to takeoff is encouraged. In-flight entertainment will consist of watching my desperate struggle to control the plane. We'll be flying at an altitude of __[insert altitude]___ feet today, in theory. Should the plane's altitude drop precipitously, please check to ensure that I am awake and in the upright position. Lavatories are located at either end of the flight. As we prepare for takeoff, please take this opportunity to locate the exit nearest you and, if you have any sense at all, avail yourself of it before it's too late. Be assured that in all my time aloft, I HAVE NEVER lost a passenger; however, your results may vary. Now sit back, relax, and enjoy your flight.

Alternatively, the quick version:
Get in
Sit down
Shut up
Hang on

[Ned Gravel]

Quote: dpmatsalla

Hi all,

Ned, that's a great list - I stole a few of your points for my own checklist.  Here's a few more points that you may like to include in yours:

 

No-step areas outside the plane (i.e. on wing flaps, etc)

Bathroom check (before they climb in)!!  

Sterile cockpit for Take-off and landing

Take care!

Devon

 

[WardHolbrook]

Once you get your list made up and printed you can take them to Staples and they'll laminate them for $1 a page. It adds a bit of professionalism.

[dpmatsalla]

Quote: edgargravel

I thought all Bravo's had a head!?!?!?

 

[ScubaMan]

Here's somthing my IT department modified from a previous aircraft.....What do you think?

http://media.dolphinscuba.com/downloadables/M20BriefingCard_Sample.pdf

Thanks

Mike

[kortopates]

Attached is scanned copy of the Mooney passenger briefing card. Scanned in B&W unfortunately. The emergency side uses a red font, while the other side uses black.

Sorry- couldn't attach the PDF, so attached a jpeg screen capture of it.