Airline Procedures

What does SEP stand for?

• Security Equipment process

• Safety engine problems

• Safety Emergency Procedures

• Safety equipment procedures

Select TWO reasons why cabin crew receive SEP training

• Cabin Crew must be confident In handling emergency procedures

• It’s part of the training just incase cabin crew fancy doing a procedure

• SEP airline procedures will be consistent across the airline

What type of emergency situations will cabin crew deal with. Write down THREE

At the end of the cabin crew 6 week training. The cabin crew will sit several ………… to check their knowledge and understanding of SEP

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Where will the SCCM check cabin crews SEP knowledge?

• On the aircraft

• At the pre-flight briefing

• When they arrive at the destination

• On the training

Name three pieces of emergency equipment that we looked at last week.

What is the three things you should check when you complete the emergency equipment pre-flight check?

• Check it’s there, see if it’s ok. Tell the SCCM

• Test the equipment, check it’s in the right place

• Quantity, stowage and equipment pre-flight check

Cabin crew will use an emergency equipment location diagram. What is the purpose of this?

• To check the location of the equipment on the aircraft so they know where to access in an emergency

• For cabin crew to locate the sleeping quarters

• Cabin crew can check how to evacuate passengers

What is this?

• Fire extinguisher

• Dragaer smoke hood

• Torch

• Portable oxygen

What is a planned emergency?

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• sudden events which send the plane into emergency.

• The pilots and cabin crew have sufficient time to prepare the aircraft and passengers for landing