Use of Directional Sound to Aid Aircraft Evacuation

09 Mar 2010 · 0.39 MB · The ability to safely evacuate passengers is an essential requirement in the event of an emergency. The vital act relies, primarily, on vision. If the evacuation is a result of a fire, will generate smoke or fumes, the sense that is first affected is sight, rendering the exit lights above the doors invisible. Is there an alternative?
Author(s): Professor Deborah Withington

Topic: Studies | Source: UL | Contributor: CF Admin

Directional Sound Evacuation

09 Mar 2010 · 0.3 MB · This is a description in a form of presentation regarding the subject of using sound during an aircraft evacuation.
Author(s): Professor Deborah Withington

Topic: Studies | Source: UL | Contributor: CF Admin

SCSI Cabin Safety Symposium and WATS Program

13 Feb 2010 · 4.64 MB · The SCSI Cabin Safety Symposium and the WATS Cabin Training Conference are merging this year, making it the only safety and raining meeting for cabin crew in 2010. Follow the program at http://www.scsi-inc.com/css-program.php (Below) Get in touch with it - NOW!!! A Center of Excellence for Cabin Safety Experts and Aviation in general.
Published: 13 Feb 2010

Topic: Training | Source: IACSS | Contributor: CF Admin

Cabin Safety Symposium Registration Form

14 Feb 2010 · 1.55 MB · Use this form to register at the World's Best Event regarding Cabin Safety. It is the true gathering of hundreds of Aviation Professionals.
Published: 14 Feb 2010

Topic: Training | Source: IACSS | Contributor: CF Admin

Turbulence injures about 40 on Korean Air flight

27 Jan 2010 · 0.01 MB · SEOUL: About 40 passengers and crew aboard a Korean Air jet were injured yesterday when the plane hit severe turbulence and took a rapid dive, the airline said

Topic: Turbulence | Source: FSInfo | Contributor: CF Admin

Woman’s leg broken on flight

27 Jan 2010 · 0.01 MB · ‘My foot got caught in the armrest and broke in two places, above my right ankle’