Who briefs the ABP's for the right overwing exits during an emergency?

The individual responsible for briefing the ABP (Able Bodied Persons) for the overwing exits during an emergency is typically the cabin crew member designated as No 4. This role aligns with standard practices in cabin safety protocols, where the cabin crew is assigned specific responsibilities to ensure passenger safety.

No 4 is usually in close proximity to the overwing exits and is trained to provide clear instructions to the ABPs on how to operate the exits during an emergency. The briefing covers critical aspects such as the operation of the exit, safety procedures, and the importance of assisting other passengers during an evacuation. This specific focus on the overwing exits is essential, as these exits can be used to expedite evacuation in certain situations, and having trained individuals ready to assist is vital for maintaining safety and order.

Meanwhile, the roles designated as No 1, No 2, and No 3 typically have different responsibilities related to managing the cabin and the overall safety of the aircraft. They might focus on other exits or managing passenger behavior, which is why they are not assigned to brief the ABPs for the overwing exits specifically.