Understanding Emergency Procedures in Aviation (Recap)

Front

What is the first step a Captain must take in a planned emergency according to the guide?

Back

Brief the Purser

Front

What is the primary role of the Purser during a planned emergency?

Back

Manage the cabin crew team and communicate with Captain

Front

Specific action the Purser must take after receiving briefing from the captain?

Back

Communicate the 'NITS' briefing with crew

Front

What is the significance of the command 'This is your captain, Purser to the flight deck'?

Back

It is a command for crew being alerted for any emergency

Front

In a planned emergency, what is the next step after the Purser advises the captain that the cabin is ready?

Back

Take jump seats, ready for the impact

Front

What is the purpose of the 'End of Alert Phase - revert to normal operations' in a planned emergency?

Back

To signal the end of an emergency - resort to normal operations!

Front

What is the primary focus of the Captain's briefing to the Purser?

Back

Nature, intentions and any specifics of the emergency

Front

Which elements are included in the 'DEMO in case of ditching'?

Back

Exits, Lifejackets, Brace & Seatbelts

Front

What is the key difference between planned and unplanned aircraft emergencies?

Back

Planned emergencies are anticipated by the crew with time to plan and act.

Front

Characteristics that make a passenger suitable to assist in case of an emergency (ABP) during a flight.

Back

Physical fitness, Ability to follow instructions, Prior experience with emergency services