Welcome to the Cabin Crew Safety 'in-flight magazine'.
08 Mar 2016 | cabin | Comments: Off | Viewed 4704 times.
Aircraft cabin emergency equipment is often stowed in manufactured valise's that fit the required number of items and are also screen printed or stitched to allow the cabin crew to readily recognise their contents. The valise's are then stowed in overhead bins and 'dog boxes' for easy access by the crew as and when required..... Full Story
22 Feb 2016 | equipment | Comments: Off | Viewed 5861 times.
Commercial aircraft are fitted with several portable ELT (Emergency Location Transmitter) devices, which when triggered transmit a distress signals and aircraft information on the 406 MHz search and rescue frequency (as well as the 121.5 MHz and 243 MHz range)..... Full Story
12 Feb 2016 | safety | Comments: Off | Viewed 4542 times.
Have you ever been on a night or dusk arrival/departure and wondered why the cabin lights are dimmed for this event? Like many of the actions that occur in the cabin this event is designed to prepare all of the cabin occupants for a potential emergency situation and the cabin crew would be required to evacuate the passenger cabin..... Full Story
15 Dec 2015 | equipment | Comments: Off | Viewed 6813 times.
Life preserver manufacturer EAM (Eastern Aero Marine) has announced a product discontinuation of some of its older model (KSD/KSE) series life vests, which will ultimately be replaced by the XF35 series..... Full Story
11 Sep 2015 | galley | Comments: Off | Viewed 5720 times.
Everything for your galley service. From Atlas equipment and boilers/coffee makers, to complete aircraft galleys for sale. Ready to ship to your location wherever you are in the world..... Full Story
