Evolution of Cabin Crew Trg.3.3 PDF
Evolution of Cabin Crew Trg.3.3 PDF
Evolution of Cabin Crew Trg.3.3 PDF
Evolution
Of
Cabin Crew
Training
Allan Tang
Principal training Specialist
Importance of Training
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Importance of Training
..Then the captain ordered the evacuation of the aircraft
and the Cabin Manager instinctively jumped to action.
"I wasn't really thinking, but my body started carrying
out the steps needed for an evacuation. I was only
thinking about rescuing the next passenger."
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ICAO Requirements
Annually
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General philosophy
Limitations
Labelling and marking
Recognition of undeclared dangerous
goods
Provisions for passengers and crew
Emergency procedures
Security Training
Annex 6, Part I - Paragraph 13.4
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Annex 19
Safety Management
air operators
ICAO Standards
Historical Background
ICAO Annex 6 Part I
The first edition of ICAO Annex 6 Part I
(Operations of Schedules International Air
Services ) was first issued in September
1949.
It was priced at 25 cents (Canadian currency
in Montreal).
There was no mention of cabin attendant or
cabin crew in the document.
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ICAO Standards
ICAO Standards
Some 18 years later
Safety Training
1967 Introduction of a chapter Cabin
Attendant requiring the approval of training
programme.
Training programme to cover:
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ICAO Standards
ICAO Standards
ICAO Annex 6 Part I ( International
Commercial Air Transport)
Some 7 years or 25 years later again ..
Security Training
1974 Introduction of the requirement for
crew member to be trained to act in the
most appropriate manner to minimise the
consequences of acts of unlawful
interference.
Note: Crew member is defined as a person
assigned by an operator to duty on an aircraft
during flight time.
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ICAO Standards
ICAO Standards
Another 9 years or 34 years later ..
Dangerous Goods Training for cabin crew
was introduced in Annex 6 Part I in 1983.
ensure each cabin attendant is:
(a)
(e) awareness of the types of dangerous
goods which may, and may not, be carried
in a passenger cabin and has completed
the dangerous goods training programme
required by Annex 18.
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CRM TRAINING
Since early 1990s. CRM training has been
extended to Cabin Crew who has a shared
responsibility to safety. Some airlines also
initiated joint flight and cabin crew CRM
training.
Current Cabin Crew CRM training
covers the elimination, trapping
and mitigating errors and
identifying systemic threats
to safety.
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Job performance
Adult learner
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Encompasses safety,
security and emergency
training
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30: 1
20 : 1
10: 1*
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SMS Training
SMS Training
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CABIN
CREW
New Challenges
Next Generation of Aviation Professionals
Strawberry Generation Expensive, nice to look at, but
very easily bruised.
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New Challenges
Next Generation of Aviation Professionals
New Challenges
Next Generation of Aviation Professionals
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New Challenges
Competency Based Training Vs
Minimum Operating Experience
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New Challenges
Licensing of Cabin Crew
Final Thoughts
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Final Words..
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