Where is the Large ELT secured in the aircraft?

The Large ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter) is secured in the Forward Overhead Bin of the aircraft to ensure quick access in the event of an emergency. This location is strategic as it allows crew members to easily retrieve the ELT when needed, without obstructing passenger movements or access to other critical areas in the cabin.

Positioning the ELT in the overhead bin also protects it from potential damage that could occur in other locations, such as under the seats or in the main cabin storage. Additionally, the overhead bin provides sufficient space for the ELT, keeping it secure and organized, while allowing it to be readily available for deployment. This accessibility is crucial in emergency scenarios where timely activation of the ELT can greatly aid in rescue operations.