Cabin Crew Manual - Emergency Procedures Study Guide (copy)

Abnormal Situation

A non-immediate emergency event or system malfunction requiring increased crew awareness and coordination.

Emergency

A situation posing an immediate threat to aircraft safety or occupants, necessitating prompt action.

Types of Emergencies

Fire, severe medical issues, depressurization, security threats, structural failures, and evacuation scenarios.

NITS Briefing

A briefing for the cabin crew that includes Nature of Emergency, Intention of the Pilot, Time available to landing, and Specific instructions.

Planned Emergency

An emergency allowing preparation time, with specific planned emergency SOPs to follow.

Unplanned Emergency

An emergency for which preparation time is minimal, requiring immediate crew response.

Communication Protocols

Essential structured methods of communication using standardized codes and precise situation descriptions.

Chain of Command

The hierarchy of command during emergencies, starting from the Captain down to able-bodied passengers.

State of Alert

A condition where cabin crew must mentally review emergency procedures upon captain's announcement.

Evacuation Procedures

Steps taken by the cabin crew to safely evacuate passengers during emergencies.

Ditching Procedures

Specific protocols followed by cabin crew during water landing scenarios.

Post Evacuation Procedures

Guidelines for managing survivors after evacuation onto water, ensuring safety and shelter.

Cabin Crew Responsibilities

Tasks assigned to cabin crew in ensuring safety, communication, and passenger management during emergencies.

Emergency Communication Signals

Codes and signals used in dire situations to enhance response and clarity among crew members.