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Posts Categorized: Cabin Safety

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Cabin Safety, Cabin Safety

Close Match

As competency-based training proliferates, flight attendants express confidence that their skills will fit real emergency scenarios. 

by Wayne Rosenkrans

Cabin Safety, Lithium Batteries, Cabin Safety

In-Flight Fires

Cabin crews are the first line of defense against as PED use explodes.

by Frank Jackman

Cabin Safety, Cabin Safety

Should We Stay or Should 
We Go?

Flight crews must consider many factors in deciding whether to order an evacuation.

by Shannon Forrest

Cabin Safety, Cabin Safety

Survival Factors

NTSB hearing on Asiana Airlines Flight 214 expands insights into occupant protection, escape and rescue.

by Wayne Rosenkrans

Cabin Safety, Cabin Safety

Occupational Hazard

Flight attendants working primarily on short-haul trips may be more prone to workplace accidents than their long-haul colleagues.

by Linda Werfelman

Cabin Safety, Cabin Safety

Emotional Awareness

Appreciation for unspoken needs of flight attendants and passengers reshapes cabin safety training.

by Wayne Rosenkrans

Cabin Safety, Cabin Safety

Cabin Fever

The International Cabin Safety Conference looked at ways to improve flight attendant and passenger survivability

by Rick Darby

Cabin Safety

Guaranteed Competence (Expanded Version)

In scenario-based training to proficiency, airlines burnish flight attendants’ skills as risk managers.

by Wayne Rosenkrans

Cabin Safety

Guaranteed Competence

In scenario-based training to proficiency, airlines burnish flight attendants’ skills as risk managers.

by Wayne Rosenkrans

Cabin Safety

More Than A Door

Despite years of CRM training, barriers still inhibit cockpit-cabin information flows.

by Jamie Cross

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