Welcome to the Cabin Crew Safety 'in-flight magazine'.
06 Apr 2013 | product | Comments: Off | Viewed 4277 times.
Portable Breathing equipment, or PBE, are an essential part of the safety equipment carried on board commercial aircraft and familiarisation with this breathing equipment is an essential part of cabin crew initial training, conversion and difference training and refresher training [JAR-OPS Subpart O]..... Full Story
05 Apr 2013 | comment | Comments: Off | Viewed 4438 times.
Commercial airline flying is statistically amongst the safest modes of transport today and according to IATA figures, the accident rate for western built jets has seen a 77% improvement in the accident rate over the past 10 years [Source: IATA Safety Fact Sheet 2012] but the brace position, a fundamental part of a passenger safety program for emergencies, remains a top of conversation today; Does the brace position actually work?.... Full Story
21 Mar 2013 | product | Comments: Off | Viewed 4587 times.
Training Smoke Hoods, or PBE, are an essential piece of aircraft emergency equipment and training to use them is an essential part of any flight attendant training. The range of training smoke hoods offered by Cabin Crew Safety are fully functional replica items that have been designed to give the crew member in training the experience of wearing and operating the manufacturers device but also to give long life to maximise the investment payback and keep operating costs low..... Full Story
28 Dec 2012 | product | Comments: Off | Viewed 3369 times.
While LED technology has been around since the early 1960's it has really become mainstream over the last few years, finding its way from simple red/green panel indicator applications into mainstream consumer markets such as video technology and lighting..... Full Story
19 Oct 2012 | product | Comments: Off | Viewed 2883 times.
Training with accurate equipment, whether replica or original items, is a vital part of airline flight attendant training and recurrent training. Familiarisation with larger Type items, such as aircraft doors and escape chutes, as well as the emergency SEP equipment carried onboard the aircraft can make the difference between evacuating a cabin safely and in under the 90 seconds that are required, or not..... Full Story
