When performing the S.O.S demo, where does N2 carry out the demonstration?

The S.O.S (Silent Review - Operator's Safety) demonstration is typically conducted in a specific location on the aircraft that is designated for ease of visibility and accessibility to passengers. Row 21 is often chosen because it is situated towards the middle of the cabin, allowing passengers seated in various rows to have a clear view of the demonstrations being provided.

This positioning facilitates better engagement with passengers while ensuring that cabin crew can effectively showcase the safety procedures and equipment without obstructing other passengers or creating undue distraction. The choice of row 21 aligns with safety protocols that aim to enhance passenger awareness and compliance.

In contrast, rows such as 1, 11, and 31 may not offer the same optimal visibility for all passengers or may be less practical for conducting safety demonstrations due to their proximity to exits or service areas.