⚠ ALERT SYSTEM 5.2a
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What level is this?

Watch the cabin movement. Is it Light, Moderate, or Severe turbulence?

Video 5.2a

Turbulence.

Turbulence

Turbulence Levels

Know the signs to act quickly.

LIGHT

Drinks shake slightly. Service is possible.

MODERATE

Drinks splash. Walking is difficult. Trolleys are hard to move.

SEVERE

Objects thrown. Service impossible. Crew sit down immediately.

Classify the Signs

Click a description, then click the correct level.

Drinks shake
Drinks splash
Objects thrown
Walking difficult
Service impossible
Service possible
Trolleys hard to move
Crew sit down immediately

LIGHT

MODERATE

SEVERE

Blog: Warning

Order the paragraphs 1-4. Then answer True or False.

Suddenly, the plane dropped. The seat belt sign came on immediately.
I was flying from Bogotá to Miami and decided not to fasten my seat belt.
Drinks flew through the air, and I hit my head on the ceiling.
Always follow the seat belt sign. It can save your life.
1. The author was wearing a seat belt.
2. The plane dropped suddenly.
3. The author hit his head.

Smoke and Fire

Listen to the standard reports.

"There is smoke coming from the lavatory."

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"Fire in the aft galley!"

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"I am using the fire extinguisher."

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Fire-Fighting Team

Each crew member has a specific role.

FIRE Firefighter Uses extinguisher Communicator Calls the flight deck Assistant Brings equipment

Order the Report

How do you report a fire to the Captain?

Location (e.g., LAV AFT)
Source (e.g., waste bin)
Smoke color/amount (e.g., thick black smoke)
Actions taken (e.g., extinguisher used)
1 Step 1
2 Step 2
3 Step 3
4 Step 4

Scenario: Smoke in LAV AFT

You see smoke in the aft lavatory. What do you say to the Captain?

You are at the AFT galley. You see thick black smoke coming from the lavatory waste bin.

3 Key Words

TURBULENCE
SMOKE
FIRE

Unit 5.2a | Exit reflection

Apply what you learned

Using this unit, describe the first communication you would make during smoke or turbulence and how you would follow approved procedures.

Bomberos practican una respuesta ante un incendio de aeronave.
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