SEP Air Canada Flight Attendant Practice Test

Braille cards are specifically placed in the seat pocket of the last row of the economy class cabin to ensure accessibility for passengers with visual impairments. This location is strategic because it is a common area where passengers in the economy class can access important information related to safety procedures and other relevant announcements.

By being placed in the seat pocket, Braille cards are readily available and visible to those who may need them during the flight. This initiative reflects an emphasis on inclusivity and safety, ensuring that all passengers, regardless of their sensory abilities, have access to essential information.

The other locations suggested do not prioritize accessibility in the same way as the seat pocket in the last row of the economy class. For instance, having them in the first class cabin would limit access, as only a portion of the passengers would benefit from that location. Similarly, storage compartments and tagging on emergency equipment would not facilitate immediate access during a flight emergency or normal operation.