Welcome to the Cabin Crew Safety 'in-flight magazine'.
08 Jan 2014 | product | Comments: Off | Viewed 5432 times.
The aircraft galley is the hub of cabin crew service activity and training for operational use or emergency use is an essential part of any flight attendants training. The most recent addition to the stock at Cabin Crew Safety is a forward galley from a narrow body Boeing 737 aircraft. This joins other forward, rear and wide body galleys in stock and ready for a life in training..... Full Story
08 Jan 2014 | product | Comments: Off | Viewed 3558 times.
The iconic design of the airline passenger seat makes it a popular item inside and outside the aviation industry. While the aircraft seat comes in many variations according to the airline and cabin specification, the most popular version for training remains the passenger triple, which is standard fit for narrow body aircraft cabins. Due to increased demand a further set of blue leather triple seats were received into stock at Cabin Crew Safety today..... Full Story
06 Jan 2014 | product | Comments: Off | Viewed 5723 times.
While cabin crew uniforms vary from operator to operator a qualified crew member invariably receives their 'wings' upon successfully completing the training necessary to operate as commercial cabin crew. .... Full Story
06 Dec 2013 | safety | Comments: Off | Viewed 2309 times.
For your comfort and safety.... A small statement about your cabin crew that is so often overlooked by passengers busy travelling the world in modern air travel. For approximately every 50 passengers there is a requirement for at least one cabin crew member who is not only there to look after passengers but to manage any emergency situation that may occur. Always demonstrated on departure, the inflight safety briefing is a legal requirement for airlines and a quick look around the cabin during the briefing can often reveal mixed attention from passengers..... Full Story
04 Dec 2013 | company | Comments: Off | Viewed 2200 times.
Few items are more indicative of the passenger cabin service experience than the sight of a busy crew supplying food and beverage items to passengers from the familiar galley carts. The specialised training equipment and simulation provider, Cabin Crew Safety supplies both service and gash single and double carts for cabin service training purposes. The carts/trolleys are available as aircraft standard but why serve from unbranded carts when they can provide additional graphics, logos and advertisements to compliment your brand or offer?.... Full Story
