Airline Safety

After Decomposition aircraft reached to safe altitude. Captain will announced the cabin crew to carry out post decomposition duties. What are the post decomposition duties?

• Get the PO2 bottle and continue with the service

• Remain the jump seat

• Grab the nearest PO2 bottle, check the passenger condition and report to purser

• Grab the nearest PO2 bottle and check the condition of Pilot

Things to review in the Silent Review include

• Type of aircraft, layover hotel, site seen destination, command and door operations

• Type of aircraft, intention, command and signal, door operations

• Type of aircraft, intention, command and signal, door operations including slide/raft.

• Emergency procedures and brace positions only.

Such passengers to select for ABP’s are

• Airline personals, Police, Fire and Military personnel’s

• Physically strong personals

• Only airline personnel who are trained as Cabin Crew

• Less agile Passengers

During takeoff and landing cabin crew will be

• Preparing the cabin for takeoff and landing

• In their jump seat, with seatbelt on and doing silent review

• Doing their personal preparation

• Attending passengers

Preparation for Emergency landings include

• Pre-flight preparation only

• Cabin preparation, Lavatory preparation and Crew preparation

• Cabin and Passengers preparation only

• Cabin crew, passengers and Cabin preparation

Aircraft are equipped with emergency flash lights at all cabin crew stations. These flash lights are used in

• Passenger meal service, to provide additional illumination

• Pre-flight preparation and during cruise.

• Pre-flight preparation and Emergency situation

• Emergency situations only

What items are commonly featured in the safety demo?

• Seatbelt, oxygen, life jacket and safety card.

• Cabin floor lighting and exits

• Seatbelt, exits, smoke hood, life jacket and safety card

• Fire extinguisher and slide/raft

Cabin Crew Action during decompression

• Take the nearest set and secure, Grabe a oxygen mask

• Attempt to go to their jumpseat and grabe a mask

• Grabe nearest oxygen bottle and take their jumpseat

• Grabe oxygen bottle and do the walk around

Symptoms for hypoxia

• Increase breath rate, Headache, Fatigue, Impaired judgment

• Decrease breath rate, Fever, Fainting, Impaired judgment

• High blood pressure, High pulse, nausea and vomiting

• Low blood pressure, fainting, back pain and fit

Classes of Fire

• Solid, liquid and gases

• Flammable liquid, common combustible and electrical

• Flammable gases, common combustible and electrical

• Class A,C and D