The Interaction Group and NetJets Develop Aircraft-Specific Passenger Safety Briefing Cards for Fleet

The Interaction Group (TIG), a Seattle-area aviation safety communication and briefing card design firm, announced on Nov. 12, 2026 that it collaborated with NetJets to develop custom passenger safety briefing cards for multiple aircraft types in the NetJets fleet.

The updated cards use modern instructional illustrations, organized visual layouts and aircraft-specific details. They are intended to help passengers quickly identify and understand essential safety information, while keeping a refined design consistent with the NetJets brand and onboard environment.

Passenger safety briefing cards are one of the few safety-critical documents every occupant of a business aircraft is expected to read, and in private aviation the audience is often a mix of frequent flyers and first-time passengers. Designing cards around each aircraft type, with its own cabin layout and equipment locations, is a way of making that information faster to find. Matching the card's look to the operator's brand also reflects how fractional and charter operators sell the onboard experience: safety communication is presented as part of the product, not as a regulatory afterthought.

For operators with mixed fleets, the practical lesson is that a card is only useful if it matches the cabin in front of the passenger. Anything that makes a briefing card easier to recognise and act on has value that sits outside the aircraft's performance numbers.

The announcement does not name which aircraft types in the NetJets fleet received the new cards, so the scope of the rollout is the detail to look for in any follow-up from either company.