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PPL » Human Factors » Survival

10.66 Survival

10.66.2 State the components of a pre-flight passenger briefing by a pilot with respect to aircraft safety features and equipment.

Passenger briefing

A person operating an aircraft carrying passengers must ensure that each passenger has been briefed on:

  • the conditions under which smoking is permitted;
  • the applicable requirements for the occupation of seats and wearing of restraints;
  • the location and means for opening the passenger entry doors and emergency exits;
  • the location of survival and emergency equipment for passenger use;
  • the use of flotation equipment if required for a flight over water;
  • the normal and emergency use of oxygen equipment installed in the aircraft for passenger use;
  • procedures in the case of an emergency landing; and
  • the use of portable electronic devices.

 

10.66.4 Explain the basic steps in post-crash survivor management.

After a crash, survivor management is crucial.

Here are some basic steps:

1. Assess the situation

Check for immediate dangers and ensure your own safety before helping others.

 

2. Call for help

Dial emergency services and provide them with accurate information about the crash location.

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