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Auxiliary Cabin Ventilation Blower 1 0 * May be inoperative.
Last updated: 30 August 1991
Proposed Text: “The emergency medical kit should be kept
either in the flight crew compartment or in another secure
location in the cabin that prevents unauthorised access to it.”
121 3.1.6.
Last updated: 14 October 2021
Between maintenance crew and lead __ 7.
Last updated: 06 July 2009
Cabin Altitude Indicator (Altimeter) 1 0 * May be inoperative provided:
(a) Cabin differential pressure gauge is operative, and
(b) Cabin altitude warning system is operative, and
(c) A chart is available to convert cabin differential
pressure to cabin altitude.
Last updated: 30 August 1991
Fatal
Accidents
Percentage
1 Airline Flight Crew Perception and
Decision-making – Omission of
action or inappropriate action
70 28%
1 Airline Flight Crew Handling/Skill – Flight
handling
70 28%
3 Airline Flight Crew Perception and
Decision-making – Poor
professional judgement or
airmanship
60 24%
4 Airline Flight Crew Situational Awareness
– Lack of positional awareness – in
air
56 22%
5 Airline Flight Crew Use of automation
or tools – Failure in CRM (cross-
check/co-ordinate)/TRM
52 21%
6 Engine Engine failure/malfunction or loss
of thrust
36 14%
7 Airline Flight Crew Perception and
Decision-making – “Press-on-itis”
25 10%
8 Aircraft
Design
Design shortcomings (including
documentation that forms part of
the approved design standard)
23 9%
9 Cabin Fire/smoke resulting from impact 20 8%
10 Airline Flight Crew Handling/Skill – Slow
and/or low on approach
18 7%
CAP 1036 Chapter 4: Analysis of All Causal Factors
June 2013 Page 48
4.13 Table 14 shows
Last updated: 25 June 2013
These may include cladding of
vertical posts if protective helmets are not worn, provision of appropriate seating
and occupant restraint and, for intermediate category aircraft, the placing of one
crew member in the cabin where participants are seated.
Last updated: 30 January 2023
This might be performed by a crew
member or, if a crew member were not available, by a passenger.
Last updated: 01 February 1995
‘The amount of people passing through [the airport] obviously brought more
rubbish, which was not able to be cleaned by the reduced cleaning crews.’
68
Heathrow Synthesis of Evidence to Support Outcomes: Stages 1 to 6
Blue Marble Research Ltd – April 2026
Classification: Internal
Insites Consulting, Consumers Perceptions towards Cleanliness post COVID-19
July 2022.pdf
‘I’d like to have clear information about how the planes are cleaned, and … how
often – that certain things have been properly cleaned before each new flight
boards.’
Last updated: 05 June 2026
The helicopter had been fitted with
'push-out' windows in the cabin and all passengers and one of the crew members
used these to escape.
Last updated: 16 December 2005
• Cabin vertical speed – green, amber
Last updated: 14 August 2006
