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4 Requirement4.1 Bilingual Placard4.1.1 Placards that convey a written warning, instruction or information topassengers are to utilise both Chinese and English narrative. A list ofacceptable bilingual placards is found in Table 1 of this Notice.4.1.2 Chinese text in bilingual placards may be in either Chinese traditionalfont or Chinese simplified font. Mixed fonts should not be utilised inthe same aircraft.4.1.3 Placards that are purely pictorial in nature are not affected by thisNotice. Symbolic placards for certain emergency equipment andpassenger information signs found in FAA Advisory CircularAC25-17A, Appendix 2, “Symbolic Regulatory Messages”, areacceptable to the Director-General.4.2 Placards for Emergency EquipmentPlacards indicating emergency equipment shall be approximately at eye leveland shall not blend in with surrounding décor. A colour contrast thatcomplies with CS/FAR 25.811(f)(2) is acceptable. If the emergencyequipment is located in an upper or lower compartment, the eye level placardshould have an arrow indicating the compartment. Each compartmentcontaining emergency equipment such as life preservers, rafts, slides,slide/rafts, or fire extinguishers shall be placarded as to its contents. Forsmall executive aircraft which may not allow placards to be located at eyelevel, the placards shall be located at a conspicuous location as practicable.4.3 Bilingual Placard ListEach operator shall maintain a current record of all bilingual placards requiredper paragraph 4.1.1 of this Notice for each aircraft. The record shall includeat least the English and the corresponding Chinese text and shall be approvedby the Director-General.28 February <strong>2011</strong> AN-7 P.2

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