What equipment is stored in the Forward right OHB?

The Forward right Overhead Bin (OHB) is designated for the storage of emergency equipment crucial for flight safety. These items include wrist restraints, which are used to manage disruptive passengers, the Emergency Medical Kit (EMK), which contains medical supplies for onboard emergencies, radios for communication during emergencies, and the Automatic External Defibrillator (AED), essential for treating cardiac arrest. This specific configuration is strategically designed to ensure that flight attendants have immediate access to vital safety equipment in the event of an in-flight emergency, thereby enhancing the safety and well-being of passengers.

In contrast, storage for life rafts and emergency blankets isn't typically housed in the Forward right OHB, as these items are often located in more specialized areas of the aircraft. First aid kits may be stored in various locations onboard but are not exclusive to that specific overhead bin. Food supplies are also not stored there; they are usually kept in designated galley spaces. The combination of equipment in the Forward right OHB is designed specifically for immediate emergency response rather than for service or comfort items.