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A robust, sharp-edged hand tool stowed in the cockpit, intended for emergency access, fire-fighting, or egress during evacuation or rescue.
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A robust, sharp-edged hand tool stowed in the cockpit, intended for emergency access, fire-fighting, or egress during evacuation or rescue.
Terimi gorA radio beacon that transmits a distress signal to aid search and rescue teams in locating an aircraft in distress or after a crash.
Terimi gorSealed potable water container included in life-raft survival kit to supply drinking water for occupants in distress.
Terimi gorSealed on-board kit containing prescription drugs and advanced medical supplies, used in-flight by qualified personnel for serious medical events.
Terimi gorAny aircraft door, hatch or window designated for passenger evacuation in an emergency situation.
Terimi gorA secondary or backup emergency exit designated for use when a primary exit is unusable during evacuation.
Terimi gorLight rope fitted with weighted end carried in life-rafts to establish first connection with rescue vessel.
Terimi gorLife-jacket sized for infants under 18 kg, equipped with head support, light and tether for water evacuation.
Terimi gorSupplementary loop belt that attaches an infant to an adult’s seat belt during taxi, take-off, landing and turbulence.
Terimi gorAn emergency exit or cabin door that cannot be used for evacuation due to obstruction, damage, or outside hazards.
Terimi gorA compact package containing the liferaft and emergency equipment required for survival after ditching, stowed on board aircraft for use in overwater flights.
Terimi gorPersonal flotation device provided to each occupant for use during water ditching or sea evacuation.
Terimi gorBright fluorescent dye packet released into water to create high-contrast slick, aiding aerial visual location of survivors.
Terimi gorA fixed handhold installed near exits or on evacuation slides to aid crew and passengers in maintaining balance or facilitating movement during boarding, evacuation, or emergencies.
Terimi gorA self-contained hood providing filtered air to crew in smoke or fume-filled environments; enables safe intervention in cabin or cockpit fires.
Terimi gorAn electronic device installed in aircraft compartments, especially lavatories and cargo, to detect smoke and trigger an alarm for immediate crew action.
Terimi gorHand-held maritime flare producing coloured smoke during daylight to signal distress location to aircraft or vessels.
Terimi gorA small signaling device, often attached to lifejackets, used by survivors to attract attention in rescue situations.
Terimi gorAny safety device, including harness or lap belt, designed to secure flight or cabin crew members in their seats during critical phases of flight and turbulence.
Terimi gorA battery-powered portable light source provided to crew members to assist in emergency evacuations, inspections, or operations in darkness.
Terimi gorThe procedure of setting the emergency locator transmitter (ELT) to an armed state, ready to activate automatically upon impact or significant deceleration.
Terimi gorPrimary restraint harness securing an aircraft occupant during all phases of flight and turbulence.
Terimi gorKnife-type tool with guarded blade carried in cockpit or cabin to sever jammed seat-belts during emergency evacuation or rescue.
Terimi gorStandardised set of visual aids and demo seat-belt used by cabin crew to brief passengers on emergency equipment and procedures before every flight.
Terimi gorOn-board kit with gloves, masks and absorbent agents for safe cleanup of blood or body-fluid spills.
Terimi gorA phrase indicating that all galley equipment, carts, and supplies are properly stowed and locked for safe taxi, takeoff, or landing.
Terimi gorMetal bar at the base of the slide pack that secures the slide to the aircraft floor when armed or disengages it when disarmed.
Terimi gorA pyrotechnic signaling device that can be used in both daylight and darkness, included in survival kits for attracting the attention of rescuers.
Terimi gorPrinted passenger safety-instruction card found in every seat pocket, showing required actions and equipment use in an emergency.
Terimi gorApproved plastic or textile ties used by the crew to restrain passengers or secure items for safety or security purposes during flight.
Terimi gorA fire extinguisher charged with halon gas, used for rapid suppression of onboard electrical and flammable liquid fires.
Terimi gorPre-sealed emergency food package stowed in life-rafts providing high-energy biscuits and vitamin tablets for post-ditching survival.
Terimi gorBattery-powered high-intensity flashing beacon attached to life-vest or raft to enhance night-time visibility for rescuers.
Terimi gorA portable transmitter emitting distress signals to assist search and rescue teams in locating survivors after a forced landing or ditching.
Terimi gorA set of equipment carried on board aircraft and liferafts to provide basic survival supplies such as food, water, and signaling devices in case of emergency landing or ditching.
Terimi gorA thermal or space blanket included in survival kits to prevent loss of body heat and treat hypothermia in survivors exposed to cold environments.
Terimi gorInsulated suit or bag carried in life-rafts to reduce hypothermia risk for survivors awaiting rescue in cold seas.
Terimi gorA container holding medical supplies and equipment for treatment of minor injuries or illnesses during flight.
Terimi gorA kit containing handcuffs, tape, and straps for restraining disruptive passengers in accordance with FAA or EASA procedures.
Terimi gorA procedural phrase indicating that all passengers are seated, seatbelts fastened, and the cabin is safe for taxi, takeoff, or landing.
Terimi gorA standardized phrase indicating that the cabin has been fully prepared for takeoff, landing, or other specified phase of flight as per procedures.
Terimi gorThe actions taken by crew to maintain order, direct movement, and prevent bottlenecks during emergency evacuations or abnormal situations.
Terimi gorType-III emergency exit situated above the wing, used by able-bodied passengers to evacuate directly onto the wing surface.
Terimi gorThe operational state of aircraft doors, including whether they are armed, disarmed, open, closed, locked, or unlocked, as required for each phase of flight.
Terimi gorActivation of an inflatable evacuation slide from an aircraft door to enable rapid passenger egress.
Terimi gorGauge-indicated reservoir pressure that confirms an emergency evacuation slide is sufficiently charged for rapid inflation.
Terimi gorInflatable evacuation slide that converts to a life-raft for ditching or over-water evacuation.
Terimi gorThe condition in which the emergency evacuation slides are disengaged from automatic deployment, typically after arrival or when opening doors normally.
Terimi gorHeavy-duty rope stowed above cockpit side windows, used for crew self-evacuation when slides unusable.
Terimi gorA system of webbing straps used to secure a flight crew member, typically including shoulder and lap belts, to their seat during critical flight phases.
Terimi gorCertified strap and buckle section that lengthens a passenger seat belt when required for fit or special needs.
Terimi gorA device that produces oxygen through a chemical reaction, typically used to supply emergency oxygen to passengers via drop-down masks in commercial aircraft.
Terimi gorA certified, self-contained smoke hood that provides crew with filtered air for a limited time in the presence of smoke or toxic fumes.
Terimi gorA set of approved equipment provided to cabin crew for the physical restraint of an unruly or dangerous passenger to ensure safety and security on board.
Terimi gorThe detection or presence of smoke within an aircraft lavatory, indicating a possible fire hazard and requiring immediate crew response.
Terimi gorHand-held lever used to mechanically disengage an escape slide or raft from the aircraft door during evacuation or maintenance.
Terimi gorRed-coloured T-handle fitted to an escape slide or life-raft. Pulling it opens the gas cylinder to inflate the raft manually.
Terimi gorA battery-powered portable loudspeaker used by crew to issue commands and instructions during evacuation or inoperative PA conditions.
Terimi gorHigh-visibility life jacket with water-activated light issued to each cabin and flight crew member.
Terimi gorAutomatic deployment of oxygen masks to passengers and crew in the event of a sudden loss of cabin pressure.
Terimi gorA portable or fixed cylinder of pressurized oxygen for supplemental breathing in decompression, smoke, or medical events.
Terimi gorA portable device that analyzes cardiac rhythm and delivers electrical shocks to restore normal heart rhythm during cardiac arrest.
Terimi gorA permanently installed aircraft oxygen supply system, providing breathable oxygen to designated cabin or cockpit outlets for crew and passengers, usually used in pressurization loss or emergency scenarios.
Terimi gorA designated aircraft door used primarily for catering, cleaning, or maintenance services, not intended for passenger use except in emergencies.
Terimi gorA reflective device included in survival kits, used to attract attention and signal rescue aircraft or ships in daylight conditions.
Terimi gorA portable fire extinguisher filled with water, intended for use on class A (solid material) fires onboard an aircraft.
Terimi gorA clear, standardized verbal instruction given by crew to passengers to initiate a rapid and orderly evacuation in an emergency.
Terimi gorA movable oxygen supply unit provided on board aircraft for use by crew or passengers in case of medical need or cabin depressurization.
Terimi gorSpecialized protective gloves provided to crew members for handling hot, burning, or smoldering objects during fire emergencies on board.
Terimi gorHigh-temperature-resistant bag used on board to isolate and contain lithium battery or PED fires until landing.
Terimi gorWebbing strap secured to over-wing exits, providing hand-hold for passengers evacuating onto wing during ditching.
Terimi gorAdditional oxygen masks stored onboard to supplement the fixed oxygen system for crew or passenger use.
Terimi gorCommand for passengers to adopt the brace position to minimise injury risk during hard landing or severe turbulence.
Terimi gorA prescribed body posture adopted by crew and passengers to maximize survivability in the event of an imminent impact or forced landing.
Terimi gorEvacuation slide designed with two parallel lanes to expedite passenger egress on wide-body aircraft exits.
Terimi gorFAA/ICAO-approved seat or harness securing children under two for taxi, take-off, turbulence and landing.
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