Where can the Quick Reference Guide be located on the aircraft?

The Quick Reference Guide is specifically designed for quick access during flight operations, making it essential for crew members to have it readily available during critical moments. The location under the No1 and No2 jumpseats is strategic, ensuring that it is within immediate reach of the cabin crew, especially during emergencies or when they need to access important information quickly.

This location allows for rapid retrieval without disrupting cockpit operations or having to navigate through other compartments. Furthermore, placing it under the jumpseats ensures it is secured while also being accessible, which is a standard practice in aviation safety protocols.

Other locations, while potentially logical, do not provide the same level of accessibility or safety. For instance, having it in the cockpit would mean that only the pilots would have access, limiting the availability to cabin crew. The overhead compartment, while it could be an option, is less practical for quick retrieval during emergencies. Similarly, placing it under the pilot's seat wouldn't serve the intended purpose of easy access for cabin crew.