EMERGENCY

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The document provides a comprehensive overview of aircraft emergency procedures, highlighting crew responsibilities, communication, and response strategies during both planned and unplanned incidents. •Emergency Classification and Responsibilities Emergencies are classified as 'planned' or 'unplanned' based on reaction time. Cabin Crew (CC) must report safety issues like fires or unusual noises to the Flight Commander (FC). During emergencies, CC's main role is to instruct passengers on swift evacuation via all available exits. •Planned Emergency Procedures These occur during flight phases allowing preparation, such as landing or ditching. The FC briefs the crew, coordinates with the Purser, and follows the NITS framework (Nature, Intentions, Time, Special instructions). Cabin preparation includes securing galleys, opening curtains, and readying safety equipment. •Communication and Briefings Effective communication is vital. The Purser, upon receiving “PURSER TO COCKPIT,” briefs the FC on the emergency’s nature, intentions, timing, and actions, including evacuation or ditching. The SCCM then gathers crew for further briefing to ensure readiness. •Cabin Preparation and Dem...