Silent Review Flashcards
What is the purpose of a silent review?
To mentally prepare for an unprepared emergency that may occur during critical phases of flight
When should you do a silent review
Take off (after calling “CABIN SECURE” until landing gear retracts)
Landing (Final approach signal ‘2 chimes’ until A/C lands and clears active runway)
What do you during a silent review?
- seated with shoulder harness and lap belt securely fastened
- adopt the appropriate brace position
- no communication to passengers
- mentally focus on silent review
What points need to be covered during a silent review?
- brace position
- operation of exits
- location of nearest ABP
- location of Special Attention passengers
- location of emergency equipment
- commands
- evacuation
Brace Position
➢ Am I properly secured in my jump seat?
➢ Am I in my proper brace position?
➢ If you are not secure, you won’t be able to safely assist the
passengers in an evacuation
Operation of Exits
➢ What type of exit(s) and I operating?
➢ Assess inside and outside conditions before opening the exit(s).
➢ How do I open the exit(s)?
➢ Blocked exit procedure if your primary exit is blocked
Location of nearest Able-Bodied
Passenger(s) (ABPs)
➢ Crowd Control
➢ Where are passengers located that require assistance?
Location of Special Attention
Passenger(s)
➢ Crowd Control
➢ Where are passengers located that require assistance?
Location of Emergency Equipment
➢ Where is my Emergency Equipment Located?
➢ If safe to do so, what safety equipment should I take with me
prior to evacuating the aircraft?
Commands
➢ What are my shouted commands during all phases of an
evacuation?
- Brace Position
- Exit Operation
- Blocked Exit
- Land/Water
- Flotation device
- Evacuation
➢ What commands do I expect to hear from the flight deck?
Evacuation
➢ How and when do I initiate an evacuation?
➢ Protective Position
➢ What are my post evacuation procedures and duties on the ground or water?
