cabin crew
what are the 4 types of emergency sittiatuons
fire
decompression
servere turbulance
pilot incompasitation
2 types do decompression?
rapid and slow
5 signs of slow decompression?
broken door seal
dizziness
whistling noise
cracks may apprear
gradual loss of cabin pressure
5 signs of rapid decompression?
loss of cabin pressure 1-10 seconds
bursting of fizzy drinks
loud explosive noise
sudden boiling of drinks
pain in sinuses and esrs
3 elements of fire?
fuel
heat
oxygen
what happens if you take away an element?
fire goes out
whats the purpose of a smoke hood?
to give you oxygen in a smoke filled enviroment
3 responsibilities of cabin crew when fighting a fire?
firefighter - first to the scene
communication - inform flight crew
coordinator- mocing passengers and equipment away from area
signs of light turbulance
light shaking
cart has trouble moving
actions cabin crew take in servere turbulanve?
set brakes on cart and wedge across seats
pour hot drinks into carpet
sit in nearest avaliable seat
remind passengers to be sat (nearest avaliable seat)
order pilot imcompasition
pull pilot away from comtrol panel
postion pilots seat
seacure shoulder harness
administer first aid
assist operating pilot
remain kn flight deck