TUC at:
30,000 ft
35,000 ft
40,00 ft
35,00 ft - 30-50 seconds
What altitude is the cabin simulated to?
Cabin is simulated to 5,000-7,000ft when flying at altitudes above 10,000ft
Non-pressurisation signs
Ears popping for longer after take off
Progressive tiredness
If altitude exceeds 15,000ft hypoxia develops
Slow decompression causes
Small cracks in window, fuselage, damaged door, minor fault in pressurisation system
Rapid and explosive decompression causes
Sudden fail of pressurisation system
Damage to the fuselage structure
Slow decompression signs
Ears popping
O2 mask deployment
Hypoxia may start taking place
Rapid and explosive decompression signs
Loud noise
O2 mask deployment
Sinus pain
Must
Cold air (warm on airbus - smell of burning)
Trapped gas
Boiling liquids and containers bursting
At what altitude will flight crew be alerted about rising cabin altitude?
When cabin altitude reaches approx 14,000-15,000ft
What may be the indications that cabin altitude has reached 14,000-15,000 ft
O2 masks will deploy
FSB lights will illuminate automatically
Airbus: exit markings will illuminate
B787: 5 lo-chimes sound, cabin lights increase to full bright and PA vol max
Decompression Drill - Flight crew
Decompression drill - Cabin Crew
(When o2 masks deploy OR when advised by FC)
(Continued) Decompression drill - cabin crew
IF EMERGENCY DESCENT IS HEARD
(Continued) Decompression drill - cabin crew
IF EMERGENCY DESCENT IS NOT HEARD
If no emergency descent is heard after 60s -
When flying at what altitude is cabin simulated to 5,000-7,000ft?
10,000 ft