Harvey P. Trusty and jumpers demonstrate use of rescue chair with parachute

The video tutorial explains the automatic systems used in passenger planes, focusing on the ejection mechanism for passengers. It describes how the system is controlled by pilots, with passengers having no role in the operation. The tutorial details the process of passenger ejection, including the automatic swinging of the chair and the deployment of the parachute, ensuring a safe landing.

What is the primary purpose of the automatic parachute system mentioned in the video?

• To enhance in-flight entertainment

• To provide an emergency escape for passengers

• To allow passengers to control the plane

• To improve fuel efficiency

Who is responsible for controlling the automatic parachute system?

• The flight attendants

• The passengers

• The pilot or co-pilot

• The ground crew

How does the passenger seat move during the parachute deployment process?

• It rotates 360 degrees

• It remains stationary

• It swings out to a 90-degree angle

• It slides forward

What triggers the release of the chair in the parachute system?

• A signal from the ground control

• A manual button pressed by the passenger

• Cams that the chair touches

• A timer set by the pilot

What happens to the passenger after the chair is released?

• They are transferred to another seat

• They descend safely to Earth with a parachute

• They are ejected into the cockpit

• They remain inside the plane