In a Time Available Evacuation on Land, what action is performed at two minutes to landing?

• A. Position TAKE
• B. ELS ON (No2)
• C. Brace position HOLD
• D. Door OPEN

Answer: (A)

Time Available Evacuation on Land is about following a timed sequence of actions as the aircraft approaches landing, so everyone knows exactly what to do and when. At two minutes before touchdown, the required action is to Position TAKE, which means crew members take up their designated posts and be ready to manage the exits and assist passengers. This readiness guarantees the team can quickly deploy doors and coordinate the evacuation if an instruction to evac is given, or respond to any developing issue on approach. The brace position is reserved for moments of imminent impact, not two minutes out; opening a door is something that happens closer to or during an evacuation, and ELS ON pertains to an emergency system function not tied to this two-minute readiness step.