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4. Abnormal / Emergency Procedures Flashcards

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Emergency no time available 4.2

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BRACE FOR IMPACT
Pas is unserviceable; alternative is repetitive on/off selection of the fasten seatbelt sign.

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Emergency time available 4.4

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Purser, report to cockpit.

WHAT/WHEN/WHERE
@10.000 standard calls
@500ft brace for impact
Cabin does: preparation cabin

After landing:
Cabin crew and passengers - remain seated OR
Evacuate aircraft.

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Preparation cabin (time available) consist of 2 parts 4.4.2

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  1. Instructions for all pax; given by PU via PAS - using preparation directive
  2. Instructions for individual pax; given by each CA in their area with the use of preparation checklist
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Preparation flight crew in emergency 4.4.3

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  • stow loose equipment
  • personal prep: remove sharp objects, have flashlight readily available, have PBE readily available, put on life vest in case of ditching.
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Steps taken in cabin after announcement of emergency 4.4.4

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  1. PU inform other CA
  2. Switch on all lights, switch off IFE, internet and power supply
  3. PU announce cabin attendants to take their demonstration positions
  4. PU lets cpt know so he can start explanation to px (can be delegated to PU if necessary)
  5. PU continues announcement
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Preparation directive 4.4.6

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  1. inform CA: what, when, where
  2. PU: switch all lights on
  3. Switch off IFE, internet, in seat power
  4. Order CAs; take your demonstration positions
  5. Notify cpt that inform pax is started
  6. Inform pax
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Post evacuation 4.7.1

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  1. Assemble crew / pax at safe distance
  2. Search for people that may have left the side
  3. Check injuries
  4. Evaluate situation.
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Use of first aid oxygen 4.8.6

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  1. Inform PU and flight crew
  2. Recline seat back
  3. Loosen tight clothing.
    (737: to avoid turnaround delays, preferably a large (310ltr) bottle is used
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Smoke 4.9.1

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1.use PBE
2. Use a wet towel or cloth and keep over nose and mouth
3. Keep flight deck door closed
4. Put airco on a higher setting.

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Fire 4.9.2

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Essentials = oxygen, heat and fuel.

Solids fire - smothering (curtain/halon), cooling (water/coffee, soft drink etc), separate fuel from fire.

Electrical fire - switch off device + halotron

DG fire - extinguish with halotron

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CAa (attack) 4.9.5

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  1. Alarm CAb
  2. Obtain extinguisher, gloves and PBE
  3. Identify source
  4. Use PBE in case of smoke
  5. Extinguish fire
  6. Identify cause of problem
  7. Monitor for re ignition
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CAb (buddy) 4.9.5

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  1. Alarm CAc about nature problem
  2. Obtain additional firs fighting equipment
  3. Remove oxygen bottles, PBE units, and baggage from vicinity
  4. Use PBE in case of smoke or fumes
  5. Support CAa during fire fighting
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CAc (communication) 4.9.5

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  1. inform flight crew about nature of the problem
  2. PA announcement to inform necessary steps are in progress
  3. Relocate pax away from fire area
  4. Use PBE in case of smoke/fumes
  5. Keep flight crew informed
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Essential info to flight deck 4.9.5

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  • which ca is speaking and location
  • location smoke/fire
  • associated smell
  • actions being taken
  • pax reactions and CA actions to control situation
    Fire:
  • size of fire
  • source of fire
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Concealed fire (compartment or behind panels) 4.9.7

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  • CAa approaches, feel panel/area (back of hand) and look for signs of smoke)
  • warmer than normal: place halon in position
  • stay behind compartment door
  • slowly and slightly open compartment door
  • still flames: extinguish again
  • consider cooling with water
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Hot cup heating 4.9.8

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  1. Switch off electrical power
  2. Disconnect hot cup
  3. Leave hot cup to cool down in air. Never use water.
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Oven fire 4.9.9

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  1. CAa approaches the fire
  2. Switch off galley main power
  3. Keep oven door closed
  4. Place halon in position
  5. Stay behind the oven door
  6. Carefully and slowly open door
  7. Positively identify source of fire
  8. Flames present: discharge halon
  9. Close door immediately after
  10. Check and repeat discharge.
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Lavatory smoke detection alarm 4.9.10

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  1. CAa approaches
  2. Put on PBE before enter
  3. Stay low to the floor
  4. Halon in position
  5. Stay behind lavatory door
  6. Slowly and slightly open door
  7. Identify source of fire
  8. Flames: discharge halon
  9. Close door immediately
  10. Eliminate cause of alarm!!
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Lithium battery fire/smoke 4.9.12

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  1. CAa approaches
  2. Unplug device (if possible)
  3. Place halon in position
  4. Discharge halon in base fire
  5. Do not transport/pick up device
  6. Check and repeat discharge
  7. Cool down with water
  8. Keep in container
  9. Monitor device frequently.

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