WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has instructed airlines to reevaluate their emergency evacuation procedures to prioritize passenger safety.

The FAA is emphasizing the importance of training for flight crews, announcements and commands to passengers during an evacuation.

A specific focus is placed on ensuring passengers understand the critical need to leave carry-on luggage behind in emergencies.

The FAA highlighted that taking carry-ons during evacuations can slow the process and endanger lives.

This directive follows several incidents in recent months where passengers were observed leaving planes with suitcases during emergency evacuations.

The FAA’s initiative aims to improve the speed and safety of evacuations, reinforcing the importance of quick respon

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