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26 Sep 2024 | product | Comments: Off | Viewed 484 times.
September2024At Cabin Crew Safety we are continually expanding our representative training devices and operational flight safety product range to offer the very latest products and equipment for aircraft operators and air crew training worldwide..... Full Story
27 Sep 2022 | product | Comments: Off | Viewed 1897 times.
September2022At Cabin Crew Safety we are continually expanding our representative training devices and operational flight safety product range to offer the very latest products and equipment for aircraft operators and air crew training worldwide..... Full Story
26 Sep 2020 | product | Comments: Off | Viewed 1876 times.
September2020At Cabin Crew Safety we are continually expanding our representative training devices and operational flight safety product range to offer the very latest products and equipment for aircraft operators and air crew training worldwide..... Full Story
26 Sep 2019 | product | Comments: Off | Viewed 2013 times.
September2019At Cabin Crew Safety we are continually expanding our representative training devices and operational flight safety product range to offer the very latest products and equipment for aircraft operators and air crew training worldwide..... Full Story
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
07 Mar 2014 | product | Comments: Off | Viewed 3162 times.
Fire fighting within the aircraft cabin is a major element of all cabin crew training along with familiarisation of the use and handling of the relevant fire fighting equipment carried onboard. Cabin Crew Safety offers a wide range of equipment for training flight attendants and has recently added two new items to its existing fire training portfolio; a portable fire light and sound simulator and a hand held portable fog generator..... Full Story
01 Nov 2013 | aviation | Comments: Off | Viewed 3477 times.
A summary of the key points from the International Air Transport Association IATA Air Passenger Market Analysis in September 2013. Released by IATA October 31st, 2013.... Full Story
19 Oct 2012 | product | Comments: Off | Viewed 3980 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
17 Nov 2011 | aviation | Comments: Off | Viewed 3238 times.
Released by IATA, on November 17th 2011, the key points from their report on premium and economy airline travel in September 2011..... Full Story
31 Oct 2011 | aviation | Comments: Off | Viewed 3135 times.
Released 31 October 2011 the following details key points from the IATA report on air transport markets in September:.... Full Story
10 Nov 2010 | systems | Comments: Off | Viewed 4334 times.
It's been a busy couple of weeks in the cabin safety world! Last week came the first reports of the engine fire aboard the Quantas Airbus A380 and following on this week, BBC news reports 'Singapore Airlines has announced that it will change the engines on three of its 11 Airbus A380 planes.', followed a day later by 'Boeing has halted test flights of its long-delayed 787 Dreamliner after smoke in the cockpit forced an emergency landing'. Those in the aviation industry must be wondering quite what next!.... Full Story
