Aircraft Emergency Equipment

Fire Extinguishers and Safety Equipment

• HAFEX Halon-free Fire Extinguisher can be used on Class A, B, and C fires.
• Halon Fire Extinguisher operation: press down on the black lever, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.
• HAFEX Halon-free Fire Extinguisher operation: pull the pin, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.

Classes of Fires

• Class A: paper, fabric, wood; use H₂O Extinguisher or Halon-free Fire Extinguisher.
• Class B: flammable liquids (fuel, oil, grease); use Halon Fire Extinguisher or Halon-free Fire Extinguisher only, never use H₂O.
• Class C: electrical circuits, galley fires; use Halon Fire Extinguisher or Halon-free Fire Extinguisher only, shut off the current, and never use H₂O.

Emergency Equipment

• Lavatory Smoke Detection Indicators: amber light.
• Emergency Equipment deficiencies must be notified to the Flight Deck immediately and documented on the Cabin Condition Report.
• Flashlights: used in evacuations or power failures only, with 4 hours of continuous use.
• Airbag Seat Belt: restricted for aircraft equipped with airbag seat belts in Row 1, with no seat belt extensions, lap children, child restraint devices, animals on lap, pets in carriers, or customers under 2 years old.

Demo Equipment

• Each set includes: seatbelt extension, oxygen mask, and Safety Information Card.

Onboard Wheelchair

• Instructions are in FAM 35.15; cabin stowage for wheelchair: straps tight, ensuring the wheelchair will not move into the aisle with normal aircraft movement.

Extended Tarmac Delay Kit (EDK)

• One box containing 240 packages of Biscoff cookies in the AFT OHB A/C Right, for use during Tarmac Delay Procedure (TDP) only.

Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

• FR2: black hourglass, FRX: green light.

Customer Life Vest Under Seat Storage

• Verify life vest is present, and pouch does not contain other foreign objects; do not complete a CCR if life vest packages are sealed and unopened.

Survival Kit

• Canopy: 4 canopy rods and 1 mast (a 4-piece set of poles).
• Utility Kit Secondary and Utility Kit.
• Manual Inflation Raft Pump Instruction Manual.

ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter)

• Lasts approximately 50 hours after activation.

Toss Method

• T: location, O: ongoing present action, S: sealed, S: secured.

Portable Oxygen Bottle (POB)

• Single Outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 60 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 120 minutes.
• Dual Outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 30 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 60 minutes.

Megaphone

• 30 minutes of continuous use.

EMK (Emergency Medical Kit)

• For emergency medical situations.

Wheelchair Belts and Straps

• Ensure proper stowage and securing of wheelchairs during flight.

A320 Pre-flight Check

• FA "C" and "D" duties: seatbacks free of trash, all seats have a Safety Information Card, seatback in upright position, tray tables stowed and locked, OHBS open and empty.

Fire Extinguishers and Safety Equipment

• HAFEX Halon-free Fire Extinguisher can be used on Class A, B, and C fires.
• Halon Fire Extinguisher operation: press down on the black lever, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.
• HAFEX Halon-free Fire Extinguisher operation: pull the pin, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.

Classes of Fires

• Class A: paper, fabric, wood; use H₂O Extinguisher or Halon-free Fire Extinguisher.
• Class B: flammable liquids (fuel, oil, grease); use Halon Fire Extinguisher or Halon-free Fire Extinguisher only, never use H₂O.
• Class C: electrical circuits, galley fires; use Halon Fire Extinguisher or Halon-free Fire Extinguisher only, shut off the current, and never use H₂O.

Emergency Equipment

• Lavatory Smoke Detection Indicators: amber light.
• Emergency Equipment deficiencies must be notified to the Flight Deck immediately and documented on the Cabin Condition Report.
• Flashlights: used in evacuations or power failures only, with 4 hours of continuous use.
• Airbag Seat Belt: restricted for aircraft equipped with airbag seat belts in Row 1, with no seat belt extensions, lap children, child restraint devices, animals on lap, pets in carriers, or customers under 2 years old.

Demo Equipment

• Each set includes: seatbelt extension, oxygen mask, and Safety Information Card.

Onboard Wheelchair

• Instructions are in FAM 35.15; cabin stowage for wheelchair: straps tight, ensuring the wheelchair will not move into the aisle with normal aircraft movement.

Extended Tarmac Delay Kit (EDK)

• One box containing 240 packages of Biscoff cookies in the AFT OHB A/C Right, for use during Tarmac Delay Procedure (TDP) only.

Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

• FR2: black hourglass, FRX: green light.

Customer Life Vest Under Seat Storage

• Verify life vest is present, and pouch does not contain other foreign objects; do not complete a CCR if life vest packages are sealed and unopened.

Survival Kit

• Canopy: 4 canopy rods and 1 mast (a 4-piece set of poles).
• Utility Kit Secondary and Utility Kit.
• Manual Inflation Raft Pump Instruction Manual.

ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter)

• Lasts approximately 50 hours after activation.

Toss Method

• T: location, O: ongoing present action, S: sealed, S: secured.

Portable Oxygen Bottle (POB)

• Single Outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 60 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 120 minutes.
• Dual Outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 30 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 60 minutes.

Megaphone

• 30 minutes of continuous use.

EMK (Emergency Medical Kit)

• For emergency medical situations.

Wheelchair Belts and Straps

• Ensure proper stowage and securing of wheelchairs during flight.

A320 Pre-flight Check

• FA "C" and "D" duties: seatbacks free of trash, all seats have a Safety Information Card, seatback in upright position, tray tables stowed and locked, OHBS open and empty.

Emergency Equipment

• Deficient emergency equipment must be notified to the Flight Deck immediately and documented on the Cabin Condition Report.

Cabin Safety

• Check for items that don't belong in the lavatory and ensure nothing is stowed under the sink (fire hazard).
• Ensure the toilet and water systems are functioning, and trash flaps are secured.
• Verify the presence and operational status of the T, O, S, and S of the ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter).

Flashlights and Airbag Seat Belts

• Flashlights are for use in evacuations or power failures only and have 4 hours of continuous use.
• Airbag seat belts have restrictions: no seat belt extensions, no lap children, no child restraint devices, no animals on lap, no pets in carriers, and no customers under the age of 2 years old.

Demo Equipment

• Each set includes a seatbelt extension, oxygen mask, safety information card, and demo life vest.

Onboard Wheelchair

• Follow instructions in FAM 35.15 for cabin stowage of the wheelchair, ensuring straps are tight and the wheelchair will not move into the aisle.

Extended Tarmac Delay Kit (EDK)

• One EDK box contains 240 packages of Biscoff cookies and is stored in the AFT OHB A/C Right.

AED and Automated External Defibrillator

• AED has a black hourglass (FR2) and green light (FRX).

Customer Life Vest Under Seat Storage

• Only complete a CCR (Cabin Condition Report) if life vest packages have been opened, tampered with, or are missing.

Survival Kit

• Canopy includes 4 canopy rods and 1 mast (a 4-piece set of poles).
• Utility kit contains secondary and manual inflation raft pump instructions.

ELT (Time)

• After activation, the ELT lasts approximately 50 hours.

Classes of Fires

• Class A: paper, fabric, wood; use H2O extinguisher.
• Class B: flammable liquids (fuel, oil, grease); use Halon or Halon-free fire extinguisher.
• Class C: electrical fires (circuits, galley fire); use Halon or Halon-free fire extinguisher, and shut off the current.

Operation Extinguishers

• Water operation extinguisher: turn handle clockwise, aim at the base of the fire, depress thumb lever, and use a sweeping motion.
• Cabin Halon Fire Extinguisher: press down on the black lever, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.
• HAFEX Halon-free Fire Extinguisher: pull the pin, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.

Lavatory Smoke Detection Indicators

• The amber light indicates smoke detection.

Flight Deck Equipment

• Flight attendants must be aware of the location and operation of the Flight Deck emergency equipment.

Portable Oxygen Bottle (POB)

• Single Outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 60 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 120 minutes.
• Dual Outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 30 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 60 minutes.

Megaphone

• 30 minutes of continuous use.

EMK (Emergency Medical Kit)

• Contents not specified.

Wheelchair Belts and Straps

• Ensure secure and proper stowage.

Captain's Responsibility

• The Captain determines if something is inoperative, not the FA.

Emergency Equipment

• Deficient emergency equipment must be notified to the Flight Deck immediately and documented on the Cabin Condition Report.

Cabin Safety

• Check for items that don't belong in the lavatory and ensure nothing is stowed under the sink (fire hazard).
• Ensure the toilet and water systems are functioning, and trash flaps are secured.
• Verify the presence and operational status of the T, O, S, and S of the ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter).

Flashlights and Airbag Seat Belts

• Flashlights are for use in evacuations or power failures only and have 4 hours of continuous use.
• Airbag seat belts have restrictions: no seat belt extensions, no lap children, no child restraint devices, no animals on lap, no pets in carriers, and no customers under the age of 2 years old.

Demo Equipment

• Each set includes a seatbelt extension, oxygen mask, safety information card, and demo life vest.

Onboard Wheelchair

• Follow instructions in FAM 35.15 for cabin stowage of the wheelchair, ensuring straps are tight and the wheelchair will not move into the aisle.

Extended Tarmac Delay Kit (EDK)

• One EDK box contains 240 packages of Biscoff cookies and is stored in the AFT OHB A/C Right.

AED and Automated External Defibrillator

• AED has a black hourglass (FR2) and green light (FRX).

Customer Life Vest Under Seat Storage

• Only complete a CCR (Cabin Condition Report) if life vest packages have been opened, tampered with, or are missing.

Survival Kit

• Canopy includes 4 canopy rods and 1 mast (a 4-piece set of poles).
• Utility kit contains secondary and manual inflation raft pump instructions.

ELT (Time)

• After activation, the ELT lasts approximately 50 hours.

Classes of Fires

• Class A: paper, fabric, wood; use H2O extinguisher.
• Class B: flammable liquids (fuel, oil, grease); use Halon or Halon-free fire extinguisher.
• Class C: electrical fires (circuits, galley fire); use Halon or Halon-free fire extinguisher, and shut off the current.

Operation Extinguishers

• Water operation extinguisher: turn handle clockwise, aim at the base of the fire, depress thumb lever, and use a sweeping motion.
• Cabin Halon Fire Extinguisher: press down on the black lever, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.
• HAFEX Halon-free Fire Extinguisher: pull the pin, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.

Lavatory Smoke Detection Indicators

• The amber light indicates smoke detection.

Flight Deck Equipment

• Flight attendants must be aware of the location and operation of the Flight Deck emergency equipment.

Portable Oxygen Bottle (POB)

• Single Outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 60 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 120 minutes.
• Dual Outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 30 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 60 minutes.

Megaphone

• 30 minutes of continuous use.

EMK (Emergency Medical Kit)

• Contents not specified.

Wheelchair Belts and Straps

• Ensure secure and proper stowage.

Captain's Responsibility

• The Captain determines if something is inoperative, not the FA.

Emergency Equipment

• Deficient emergency equipment must be notified to the Flight Deck immediately and documented on the Cabin Condition Report.

Cabin Safety

• Check for items that don't belong in the lavatory and ensure nothing is stowed under the sink (fire hazard).
• Ensure the toilet and water systems are functioning, and trash flaps are secured.
• Verify the presence and operational status of the T, O, S, and S of the ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter).

Flashlights and Airbag Seat Belts

• Flashlights are for use in evacuations or power failures only and have 4 hours of continuous use.
• Airbag seat belts have restrictions: no seat belt extensions, no lap children, no child restraint devices, no animals on lap, no pets in carriers, and no customers under the age of 2 years old.

Demo Equipment

• Each set includes a seatbelt extension, oxygen mask, safety information card, and demo life vest.

Onboard Wheelchair

• Follow instructions in FAM 35.15 for cabin stowage of the wheelchair, ensuring straps are tight and the wheelchair will not move into the aisle.

Extended Tarmac Delay Kit (EDK)

• One EDK box contains 240 packages of Biscoff cookies and is stored in the AFT OHB A/C Right.

AED and Automated External Defibrillator

• AED has a black hourglass (FR2) and green light (FRX).

Customer Life Vest Under Seat Storage

• Only complete a CCR (Cabin Condition Report) if life vest packages have been opened, tampered with, or are missing.

Survival Kit

• Canopy includes 4 canopy rods and 1 mast (a 4-piece set of poles).
• Utility kit contains secondary and manual inflation raft pump instructions.

ELT (Time)

• After activation, the ELT lasts approximately 50 hours.

Classes of Fires

• Class A: paper, fabric, wood; use H2O extinguisher.
• Class B: flammable liquids (fuel, oil, grease); use Halon or Halon-free fire extinguisher.
• Class C: electrical fires (circuits, galley fire); use Halon or Halon-free fire extinguisher, and shut off the current.

Operation Extinguishers

• Water operation extinguisher: turn handle clockwise, aim at the base of the fire, depress thumb lever, and use a sweeping motion.
• Cabin Halon Fire Extinguisher: press down on the black lever, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.
• HAFEX Halon-free Fire Extinguisher: pull the pin, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.

Lavatory Smoke Detection Indicators

• The amber light indicates smoke detection.

Flight Deck Equipment

• Flight attendants must be aware of the location and operation of the Flight Deck emergency equipment.

Portable Oxygen Bottle (POB)

• Single Outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 60 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 120 minutes.
• Dual Outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 30 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 60 minutes.

Megaphone

• 30 minutes of continuous use.

EMK (Emergency Medical Kit)

• Contents not specified.

Wheelchair Belts and Straps

• Ensure secure and proper stowage.

Captain's Responsibility

• The Captain determines if something is inoperative, not the FA.

Emergency Equipment

• Deficient emergency equipment must be notified to the Flight Deck immediately and documented on the Cabin Condition Report.

Cabin Safety

• Check for items that don't belong in the lavatory and ensure nothing is stowed under the sink (fire hazard).
• Ensure the toilet and water systems are functioning, and trash flaps are secured.
• Verify the presence and operational status of the T, O, S, and S of the ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter).

Flashlights and Airbag Seat Belts

• Flashlights are for use in evacuations or power failures only and have 4 hours of continuous use.
• Airbag seat belts have restrictions: no seat belt extensions, no lap children, no child restraint devices, no animals on lap, no pets in carriers, and no customers under the age of 2 years old.

Demo Equipment

• Each set includes a seatbelt extension, oxygen mask, safety information card, and demo life vest.

Onboard Wheelchair

• Follow instructions in FAM 35.15 for cabin stowage of the wheelchair, ensuring straps are tight and the wheelchair will not move into the aisle.

Extended Tarmac Delay Kit (EDK)

• One EDK box contains 240 packages of Biscoff cookies and is stored in the AFT OHB A/C Right.

AED and Automated External Defibrillator

• AED has a black hourglass (FR2) and green light (FRX).

Customer Life Vest Under Seat Storage

• Only complete a CCR (Cabin Condition Report) if life vest packages have been opened, tampered with, or are missing.

Survival Kit

• Canopy includes 4 canopy rods and 1 mast (a 4-piece set of poles).
• Utility kit contains secondary and manual inflation raft pump instructions.

ELT (Time)

• After activation, the ELT lasts approximately 50 hours.

Classes of Fires

• Class A: paper, fabric, wood; use H2O extinguisher.
• Class B: flammable liquids (fuel, oil, grease); use Halon or Halon-free fire extinguisher.
• Class C: electrical fires (circuits, galley fire); use Halon or Halon-free fire extinguisher, and shut off the current.

Operation Extinguishers

• Water operation extinguisher: turn handle clockwise, aim at the base of the fire, depress thumb lever, and use a sweeping motion.
• Cabin Halon Fire Extinguisher: press down on the black lever, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.
• HAFEX Halon-free Fire Extinguisher: pull the pin, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.

Lavatory Smoke Detection Indicators

• The amber light indicates smoke detection.

Flight Deck Equipment

• Flight attendants must be aware of the location and operation of the Flight Deck emergency equipment.

Portable Oxygen Bottle (POB)

• Single Outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 60 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 120 minutes.
• Dual Outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 30 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 60 minutes.

Megaphone

• 30 minutes of continuous use.

EMK (Emergency Medical Kit)

• Contents not specified.

Wheelchair Belts and Straps

• Ensure secure and proper stowage.

Captain's Responsibility

• The Captain determines if something is inoperative, not the FA.

Emergency Equipment

• When a piece of Emergency Equipment is found to be deficient or is used in-flight, notify the Flight Deck immediately and document on the Cabin Condition Report.
• Large ELT sometimes requires salt water.

Cabin Preparation

• During the pre-flight check, ensure the lavatory is clear of items that don't belong, toilet and water systems are functioning, and trash flaps are secured.
• Check the T (tamper evident seal), O (operational status), S (sealed), and S (secured) status of equipment.

Flashlights and Airbag Seat Belts

• Flashlights are used in evacuations or power failures only and have 4 hours of continuous use.
• Airbag seat belts are restricted to certain rows and have specific rules for use, including no seat belt extensions, no lap children, and no pets in carriers.

Demo Equipment

• Each set of demo equipment includes a seatbelt extension, oxygen mask, safety information card, and demo life vest.

Onboard Wheelchair

• Stow wheelchairs securely with straps tight to prevent movement into the aisle.

Extended Tarmac Delay Kit (EDK)

• The EDK contains 240 packages of Biscoff cookies and is only used in the event of a tarmac delay.

AED and Customer Life Vest

• The AED (Automated External Defibrillator) is used to respond to medical emergencies.
• Customer life vests are stored under seats and must be checked to ensure they are present, sealed, and free of foreign objects.

Survival Kit

• The survival kit contains a canopy, canopy rods, mast, utility kit, and manual inflation raft pump instruction manual.

ELT (Time)

• After activation, the ELT lasts approximately 50 hours.

Classes of Fires

• Classes of fires include A (paper, fabric, wood), B (flammable liquids), and C (electrical circuits).
• Use H₂O extinguisher for Class A fires, Halon or Halon-free extinguisher for Class B fires, and Halon or Halon-free extinguisher for Class C fires.

Fire Extinguisher Operation

• Water operation extinguisher: turn handle clockwise, aim at the base of the fire, depress thumb lever, and use a sweeping motion.
• Cabin Halon fire extinguisher: press down on the black lever, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.
• HAFEX Halon-free fire extinguisher: pull the pin, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.

Flight Deck Equipment

• Flight attendants must be aware of the location and operation of Flight Deck emergency equipment.

Portable Oxygen Bottle (POB)

• Single outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 60 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 120 minutes.
• Dual outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 30 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 60 minutes.

Megaphone and EMK

• The megaphone has 30 minutes of continuous use.
• The EMK (Emergency Medical Kit) is used to respond to medical emergencies.

Captain's Responsibilities

• The captain determines if something is inoperative, not the flight attendant.

Pre-flight Check

• During the pre-flight check, ensure seatbacks are free of trash, all seats have a safety information card, seatbacks are in upright position, and tray tables are stowed and locked.

General

• The bigger the plane, the bigger the zones, and the bigger everything.

Emergency Equipment

• When a piece of Emergency Equipment is found to be deficient or is used in-flight, notify the Flight Deck immediately and document on the Cabin Condition Report.
• Large ELT sometimes requires salt water.

Cabin Preparation

• During the pre-flight check, ensure the lavatory is clear of items that don't belong, toilet and water systems are functioning, and trash flaps are secured.
• Check the T (tamper evident seal), O (operational status), S (sealed), and S (secured) status of equipment.

Flashlights and Airbag Seat Belts

• Flashlights are used in evacuations or power failures only and have 4 hours of continuous use.
• Airbag seat belts are restricted to certain rows and have specific rules for use, including no seat belt extensions, no lap children, and no pets in carriers.

Demo Equipment

• Each set of demo equipment includes a seatbelt extension, oxygen mask, safety information card, and demo life vest.

Onboard Wheelchair

• Stow wheelchairs securely with straps tight to prevent movement into the aisle.

Extended Tarmac Delay Kit (EDK)

• The EDK contains 240 packages of Biscoff cookies and is only used in the event of a tarmac delay.

AED and Customer Life Vest

• The AED (Automated External Defibrillator) is used to respond to medical emergencies.
• Customer life vests are stored under seats and must be checked to ensure they are present, sealed, and free of foreign objects.

Survival Kit

• The survival kit contains a canopy, canopy rods, mast, utility kit, and manual inflation raft pump instruction manual.

ELT (Time)

• After activation, the ELT lasts approximately 50 hours.

Classes of Fires

• Classes of fires include A (paper, fabric, wood), B (flammable liquids), and C (electrical circuits).
• Use H₂O extinguisher for Class A fires, Halon or Halon-free extinguisher for Class B fires, and Halon or Halon-free extinguisher for Class C fires.

Fire Extinguisher Operation

• Water operation extinguisher: turn handle clockwise, aim at the base of the fire, depress thumb lever, and use a sweeping motion.
• Cabin Halon fire extinguisher: press down on the black lever, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.
• HAFEX Halon-free fire extinguisher: pull the pin, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, and use a sweeping motion.

Flight Deck Equipment

• Flight attendants must be aware of the location and operation of Flight Deck emergency equipment.

Portable Oxygen Bottle (POB)

• Single outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 60 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 120 minutes.
• Dual outlet POB: high disperses 4 liters/minute for 30 minutes, low disperses 2 liters/minute for 60 minutes.

Megaphone and EMK

• The megaphone has 30 minutes of continuous use.
• The EMK (Emergency Medical Kit) is used to respond to medical emergencies.

Captain's Responsibilities

• The captain determines if something is inoperative, not the flight attendant.

Pre-flight Check

• During the pre-flight check, ensure seatbacks are free of trash, all seats have a safety information card, seatbacks are in upright position, and tray tables are stowed and locked.

General

• The bigger the plane, the bigger the zones, and the bigger everything.