Cabin Fever
The International Cabin Safety Conference looked at ways to improve flight attendant and passenger survivability
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Guaranteed Competence (Expanded Version)
In scenario-based training to proficiency, airlines burnish flight attendants’ skills as risk managers.
by Wayne Rosenkrans
Guaranteed Competence
In scenario-based training to proficiency, airlines burnish flight attendants’ skills as risk managers.
by Wayne Rosenkrans
More Than A Door
Despite years of CRM training, barriers still inhibit cockpit-cabin information flows.
by Jamie Cross
Advanced Qualification
Airlines analyze incidents to continuously redefine ‘training to proficiency’ for flight attendants.
by Wayne Rosenkrans
Collective Wisdom
Simulations show how child restraint systems work, but lack of injury-exposure data impedes policy insights.
by Wayne Rosenkrans
Seat Belt Signs
Serious injuries during turbulence influence the FAA’s latest advice.
by Wayne Rosenkrans
Where’s the Exit?
Despite a briefing and illustrated safety cards, passengers on an Embraer 195 were unsure of…
by Linda Werfelman
Survival on the Hudson
Inattention to safety briefings, life vests and life lines increased risks after US Airways Flight…
by Wayne Rosenkrans
Survival on the Hudson (Expanded Version)
Inattention to safety briefings, life vests and life lines increased risks after US Airways Flight…
by Wayne Rosenkrans