Cabin safety can include topics related to survivability following a crash, to operational issues such as flying into turbulence, and to the threat posed by hostile or unruly passengers. According to IATA, there were more than 49,000 reported cases of unruly passenger incidents in flight between 2007 and 2015. Cabin safety is not an accident category.
Cabin Safety (IATA)
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Thirty-three passengers and 11 crewmembers were injured in 2016, up from a total of 21…
Disabled PA system and training gaps complicate evacuation of MD-88 occupants after New York runway…
News, Cabin Safety, Lithium Batteries
Two incidents in one day prompt warning.
Cabin Safety, Lithium Batteries, 2016 FSF Press Releases
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Flight Safety Foundation has published on its website basic guidance on how…
Reports of unruly passenger incidents on commercial aircraft increased 16.5 percent last year from 2014, according…
The U.S.-based National Safety Council (NSC) is calling for uniform child passenger safety practices across…
More information is needed to enable the analysis of health risks associated with contaminants in…
Cabin Safety, Aviation Research, Safety Standards
Study says recommended brace position may need to be modified to accommodate changes in airliner…
Cabin Safety, Aviation Research
Researchers are examining ways of using internationally recognized symbols to aid in airplane evacuations.
