Les 13 Intro Abnormal (ditching en decompressie)

• Cabine
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

CABIN TRAINING MBO COLLEGE AIRPORT

YEAR 1

Lesson 13: Intro ditching and decompression

‘I am able to give the definition of a ditching and a decompression.

I also know the relevant tasks, procedures and Flight Safety materials.

I am able to apply these materials/procedures in the correct manner.’

Ditching: An emergency landing on water

Viewing questions for

'The Miracle on the Hudson'

1. What caused the aircraft to lose engine power?
2.  Where can passengers find what the 'Brace Position' is?

3. What is the greatest danger after landing on water?

Deel post-its uit

1. Bird strike
2.  On the Safety on Board Card
3. The cold water (hypothermia)

Passenger Life vest

Crew Life vest

Simulation Ditching

HELP

HUDDLE

Intro Decompression

What do you know about decompression?

Decompression:

Sudden drop in cabin pressure

flight altitude 40,000ft

pressurised cabin 8,000ft

Cabin oxygen system

> 14,000 feet cabin pressure

Procedure:

• oxygen mask
• sit down
• emergency descent
•  level-off 10,000ft
• check pax and crew
• first aid oxygen

What physical effects does the decompression have on Dennis?

Portable Oxygen Bottle

Used as walk-around for crew and/or for administering 

1st aid oxygen to passengers in the event of Hypoxia

This lesson's objective:

‘I am able to give the definition of a ditching and a decompression.

I also know the relevant tasks, procedures and Flight Safety materials.

I am able to apply these materials/procedures in the correct manner.’

"Cabin Crew - Doors may be opened"

See you next week!