Air Astana AO

04/09/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 04/09/2024 05:11

Air Astana Group has launched new evacuation and firefighting simulators for Cabin Safety and Evacuation training

Air Astana Group has launched new evacuation and firefighting simulators for Cabin Safety and Evacuation training

09.04.2024

Air Astana is pleased to announce the launch of their new cabin emergency evacuation trainer (CEET) for the Airbus 320 family aircraft and real fire fighting trainer (RFFT) simulators which are installed at the Flight Training Center in Astana.

These simulators, are the only ones of their kind in Kazakhstan, and have the capability to simulate various practical emergency situations as part of the training of cabin attendants and pilots, including incapacitation of one of the pilots, emergency opening, crowd control and evacuation of passengers, depressurization, real firefighting and orientation in the aircraft cabin in conditions of heavy smoke.

The airline has already begun safety and emergency training for existing and new cabin attendants and pilots.

The CEET and RFFT will be utilized throughout the year covering crew and pilot initial training for new joiners and the mandatory regulatory recurrent training required by legislation for current flight and cabin crew.

This latest step in the company's investment by equipping the Training Academy with these modern simulators demonstrates Air Astana's commitment to continuous improvement and the highest flight safety standards through quality training of cabin and flight crews .

Sandra Cullen, vice-president Training and Customer Experience:

"Flight safety and consequently our safety training is our top priority. New simulators are not only innovations, but also ensures our crews are trained to the highest standards in 'reality' conditions so that or customers can feel safe and cared for on every flight. These new simulators will allow the airline to save crew duty time, but most importantly enhance our already high level of flight and cabin crew training."

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