CREW COORDINATION -


PASSENGER & CREW BRIEFINGS Crew Resource Management (CRM) begins on the ground, which is a long time before becoming airborne and involves all crewmembers. It is important for the crew to be trained on how to conduct a thorough Passenger Safety Briefing, to be familiar with Special Needs Passenger Briefings and to be good communicators among each other and awareness of requirements and obligations.


What you need to know:


• Understand the importance of departure and arrival briefings with other crewmembers, and what topics should be discussed


• Operating rules for both corporate and charter flights requiring Passenger Safety Briefings before takeoff


• Recognize the different types of Cockpit to Cabin communications and know when to respect Sterile Cockpit requirements


• How to conduct a complete Passenger Safety Briefing for your flight operation


• Understanding the requirements for selecting an ABP (Able Bodied Passenger) who is capable of physically and emotionally assisting in an emergency situation


• Identify the components of an effective 30 Second Review

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