Where is ELT type C located?

The correct location of the ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter) type C is beneath the N1 jump seat. This positioning is strategic, as it allows for easy access in the event of an emergency situation. The jump seat area is typically within quick reach of crew members, ensuring that they can operate the ELT immediately if necessary.

ELT type C is specifically designed for transport aircraft and is required to be installed in a location that is both easily accessible and secure to minimize interference and damage during normal operations or potential emergencies. Its placement under the jump seat meets these requirements effectively.

Understanding the placement of safety equipment such as the ELT is crucial for ensuring that crew members can respond swiftly and effectively in emergencies. In contrast, other locations mentioned do not offer the same level of accessibility or strategic advantage for emergency situations.