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All of what we do is the same around the world with the same purpose. We just wear a different uniform and have a different airplane logo.
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Armrests down for takeoff

Best practices, Manual, Operations

Are armrests required by regulation to be down and locked during takeoff & landing? With regard to aisle armrests, there is a requirement related to armrests that must be movable, but does not specify that it must be down for takeoff and…

Lesson plan and its importance

Best practices, Operations, Regulations, Training

Lesson plans and their importance The lesson plan is a necessity to the successful completion of any training conducted. All flight attendant training curriculums are approved by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) of that country. The approval…

Compliance Statement

Operations, Regulations

What is the purpose of the Letter of Compliance, also called a Compliance Statement, an airline has to have when they are initially certified? The purpose of the LOC or Compliance Statement is to have the applicant or certificate holder address…

Cabin secure during taxi

Manual, Operations, Regulations

During taxi, what are the regulation(s) that apply to opening an overhead bin or a galley storage container to put something away? When a crewmember is performing a safety-related duty, exceptions to the regulation/policy are permissible.…

Night vision and the flight deck

Best practices, Manual, Operations

Why is it so important for all crewmembers, flight attendants and pilots, to adapt their vision to outside conditions for takeoff and landing, particularly at night? Night vision for takeoff and landing is very important as it has direct implications…

How to fail an inspection

Best practices, Operations, Regulations

How to fail an inspection with the FAA/CAA. The last thing any flight attendant wants to do is fail an inspection, especially when being checked by the regulating agency! In the United States and around the world, the aviation safety regulating…

Cabin Safety information from around the world, right hereShared as one community

We’re all one large extended family

Cabin Safety information from around the world, right here
Shared as one community