Cabin safety can include topics related to survivability following a crash, to operational issues such as flying into turbulence, and to the threat posed by hostile or unruly passengers. According to IATA, there were more than 49,000 reported cases of unruly passenger incidents in flight between 2007 and 2015. Cabin safety is not an accident category.
Cabin Safety (IATA)
Viewing 21 - 28 of 28 results
TSB says a baby’s death in the crash of a Metro III in northern Canada…
As competency-based training proliferates, flight attendants express confidence that their skills will fit real emergency…
Cabin Safety, Lithium Batteries, Cabin Safety
Cabin crews are the first line of defense against as PED use explodes.
Flight crews must consider many factors in deciding whether to order an evacuation.
NTSB hearing on Asiana Airlines Flight 214 expands insights into occupant protection, escape and rescue.
Flight attendants working primarily on short-haul trips may be more prone to workplace accidents than…
Appreciation for unspoken needs of flight attendants and passengers reshapes cabin safety training.
The International Cabin Safety Conference looked at ways to improve flight attendant and passenger survivability
