PREP
Providing this Information to the passengers will assist in preparing both the cabin and passengers for an emergency landing. It is given by the Cabin Crew to the passengers. In the absence of cabin crew, pilots or an able bodied passenger may provide this information.
P repare the Passengers
TEST Provide each piece of the TEST data received from the pilots. Type of emergency The Exit Plan The Signals (2 minute cue, 10 second “Brace”) Time to Touchdown
Enlist ABPs - Find a minimum of 2 Able Bodied Passengers. One ABP as your backup for the Main Cabin Door (MCD) and one ABP as a backup for the Overwing Exit (OWE). Their main function is to take over your duties if you are incapacitated.
ABPs should be: • First and foremost willing to help • Physically and mentally able to assist • Not responsible for others (children, spouse or bodyguard) • Able to handle stress
Emergency Briefing Information Land Evacuation
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TYPE OF EMERGENCY Problem Plan
EXIT PLAN
Main cabin door O/W exit(s)
SIGNALS 2 minute cue 10 seconds
EZ victor/evacuate TIME TO TOUCHDOWN
PREPARE PASSENGERS Give TEST information Select ABP
Reseat pax/seatbelt check Brace positions
READY CABIN Stow loose items/remove sharp items Secure cabinets/drawers Galley power shutoff
EXIT/EVACUATION REVIEW Demo/brief ABP & pax-exits ABP demo/repeat instructions
PIC REPORT
Report cabin secure Where you will be seated Confirm commands Emergency lighting
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Re-seat Passengers - Re-seating passengers provides the cabin crew and ABPs the most appropriate seat to accomplish an evacuation. An available seat with full view of the cabin for the Cabin Crew’s use and ABPs should be in aft-facing seats closest to their assigned exits. Cabin crew should be in the forward most aft-facing seat.
Occupy all aft facing seats first in the cabin, following by using the forward facing seats. The last option should be seating passengers on the divan in side facing seats. If the divan or seats have been made into beds, these will have to be broken down and returned to their original state in a secured upright position. No passengers are allowed to be laying down in beds or staterooms for any landing.
Ensure all passengers and ABP’s have their seatbelts fastened.
Brace Positions - Corporate aircraft have a wide variety of seating available. Forward, aft and side facing seats, with and sometimes without shoulder harnesses etc. It is important to know your equipment! Passenger Safety Briefing Cards and demonstration are your best tools for helping the passengers understand the brace positions.
Brace Positions
Eyeglasses - Eyeglasses can shatter during impact and may cause significant harm to an individual’s face and eyes. Secure them below the waist if possible. If the crewmember or passenger requires the eyeglasses in order to see, remove and place them in their sock or wedge them into the side of the seat cushion.
Pens/Pencils and other sharp objects - Remove all sharp objects from pockets. This includes pencils, pens and large jewelry.
PAX Considerations
31 Emergency Evacuations
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