Move the passenger to the business or first-class cabin for more space and comfort.

Relocate the passenger to a crew bunk area away from others.

Move the passenger to a window seat in the last row, keeping 2–3 rows clear in all directions if possible.

Keep the passenger seated and ask nearby passengers to ignore the situation.

Lay the passenger flat on their back and ask them to breathe deeply.

Help the passenger sit upright or lean forward, assist with their medication, and provide oxygen if needed.

Provide water and ask them to hold their breath as long as possible.

Instruct the passenger to walk around the cabin for fresh air.

Apply lotion to the burn and cover with a blanket.

Cool the burn with running water or wet compresses, then cover with a dry sterile dressing.

Rub the burn area to increase blood flow, then give a strong painkiller.

Do not touch the burned area and wait for landing before giving treatment.

Gradual onset, steady heartbeat, flushed face, and confusion before the episode

Sudden loss of consciousness, jerking movements, fixed staring, and possible loss of bladder control

Sharp chest pain, shortness of breath, and blue lips

Nausea, sweating, and dizziness with no body movement

Lay the passenger flat with legs elevated or have them lean forward with head between knees, loosen tight clothing, and give oxygen if needed.

Give the passenger water and ask them to stand up slowly.

Keep the passenger seated upright and apply a cold compress to the forehead.

Immediately feed the passenger sugary food to boost energy.

Ask the passenger to lean back and apply heat to the nose area.

Have the passenger lie down flat and breathe through their mouth.

Have the passenger lean forward, pinch the nostrils for 10 minutes, and apply a cold towel to the face.

Give the passenger water and tissue, and wait to see if it stops.

Lay the infant flat on their back and perform abdominal thrusts.

Alternate 5 back blows and 5 chest thrusts, keeping the infant's head lower than the body.

Hang the infant upside down by the ankles and shake gently.

Give the infant water and wait for them to cough up the object.

Help the mother stand and walk around to ease the pain.

Have the mother lie on her back, pull her knees upward with her hands, and monitor for crowning.

Immediately give the mother food and water to maintain energy.

Roll the mother on her right side and elevate her legs above head level.

Compressions – Airway – Breathing

Circulation – Air – Balance

Call – Assess – Breathe

Chest – Arms – Breathing