What items are contained in the last OHB A/CL on the 65 PAX-DC?

The items found in the last Overhead Bin (OHB) A/CL on the 65 Passenger configuration of the CRJ primarily comprise essential emergency equipment that is often necessary during flight operations. The inclusion of the Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is crucial for addressing potential medical emergencies involving cardiac arrest on board. The megaphone serves as an important communication tool, allowing the crew to issue instructions during an emergency or when loud environments make verbal communication difficult.

The Portable Oxygen Bottle (POB) is vital for administering supplemental oxygen to crew members or passengers in the event of hypoxia due to altitude or other medical emergencies. Seatbelt extensions are also included to ensure that all passengers can be safely secured, especially for those who may require additional length to fasten their seatbelts comfortably.

Each of these items plays a significant role in enhancing passenger safety and crew preparedness during flights. Thus, the last OHB contents align with safety protocols and emergency preparedness measures required for flight operations.