Vistara from Thursday onwards will introduce a new flight safety video in its A321neo and B787-9 aircraft that will combine necessary safety instructions demonstrated through various Yoga asanas, the airline said.
The key objective of the video is to demonstrate safety instructions in a visually appealing manner to hold the interest and attention of passengers, it noted.
"The new safety video combines necessary safety instructions demonstrated through various Yoga asanas or postures," the full-service carrier said in a press release.
Vistara has 43 aircraft in its fleet, including two B787-9 Dreamliner aircraft and one A321neo aircraft.
It said the video was filmed over 14 days in cities and towns of four Indian states and a Union Territory, featuring a senior member of the airline's cabin crew and a certified yoga instructor.
When an airline does not have an in-flight safety video to show to all passengers, the flight's cabin crew members have to demonstrate the safety instructions standing in the aisle.
27/08/20 PTI/CNBC TV18
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The key objective of the video is to demonstrate safety instructions in a visually appealing manner to hold the interest and attention of passengers, it noted.
"The new safety video combines necessary safety instructions demonstrated through various Yoga asanas or postures," the full-service carrier said in a press release.
Vistara has 43 aircraft in its fleet, including two B787-9 Dreamliner aircraft and one A321neo aircraft.
It said the video was filmed over 14 days in cities and towns of four Indian states and a Union Territory, featuring a senior member of the airline's cabin crew and a certified yoga instructor.
When an airline does not have an in-flight safety video to show to all passengers, the flight's cabin crew members have to demonstrate the safety instructions standing in the aisle.
27/08/20 PTI/CNBC TV18
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