The purpose of pressurizing an airline cabin is to provide a comfortable flight for the passengers and aircrew. Cabin is also pressurized so that the aircraft structure will not be damaged due to differential pressure. If the cabin pressure is below 10p.s.i. the passengers and aircrew will not be able to breathe and anorexia starts to occur which can lead to drowsiness and fatality. Therefore cabin pressurisation is very important.
As altitude increases the atmosphere gets thinner, making it more difficult to breathe. By pressurizing the interior, the people inside can breathe more easily.
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A cargo airline operates planes configured to load freight containers, with no cabin crew. Passenger airlines use planes with seats and cabin crew to serve passengers.
Cabin pets are First Airline to allowed Pets on international flights.
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They were just voted by 18 million travellers and Skytrax as the world's best airline, best middle east airline and best cabin crew. So yes, they are good.
Joining the cabin crew of an airline can be one of the most exciting jobs in the world. The airline does not have a height requirement. They do require that you also have to ensure that you can reach at least 212 centimeters or just over 83 inches on your tiptoes.
The correct US spelling is "pressurizing" (adding pressure).
take the cabin crew's name and number. write to the airline complaint unit
Cabin crews perform their duty in the cabin. Typically there is no cabin in cargo aircraft. Cabin area is replaced by main deck and no passenger to service. I don't think airline will assign cabin crew to follow flight to serve pilots and license aircraft engineer (if any) onboard.
It is considered to be a flammable substance, but in small enough quantities would be allowed to be carried on in cabin baggage. Ask the airline you are travelling with for precise directions as to this matter.
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There are many types of cabin crew documentations but the main purpose of all of them is to keep a record of how the flight went and any problems that may have happened. •Bar/Catering Documentation. This document keeps a record of all the bar/catering sales made on a certain flight and the amount of money made. The importance of keeping a record of this is for the airline to make sure that all the products are being sold at the right price, also it is important for cabin crew to have the right amount of money that they made of the products they sold as they are normally on commission. • Cabin Defects Log This document keeps a record of all the defects that the aircraft may have (e.g. oven is broken, seatbelts missing, etc). The purpose for keeping a record of this is for these to be fixed when the aircraft reaches the destination. • Cabin Safety Report These keep a record on any injuries or safety related incidents (e.g. safety equipment used on board) that may have occurred during the flight, for these to be then investigated by the airline's safety department. • Disruptive Passenger Report Form As the name says it this document keeps a record on any disruptive passenger that there could have been on the flight. These records will then go to the DFT (Department For Transport) for them to be able to investigate why it happened and what type of passenger its was and think about a way of preventing it in the future. The airline will also keep a copy of this document for its records