Course Information
This course covers the “Safety Assessment of Foreign Aircraft” which is abridged to SAFA. SAFA was established in 1996 by the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC). Programs like ”SAFA” are found around the world under different names, for example ”Ramp Check”, the FAA”s IASA etc. and consists of the following: • Ramp safety checks of international aircraft-SAFA • Ramp safety checks of domestic aircraft-SANA • Ramp safety checks of your own community aircraft-SACA • The inspection process, findings and deviations • Correction of deviations • The items covered on the SAFA Checklist that apply to cabin crew
Content of the Course
| Slide | 43 | Duration | 00:23:50 | Exam | Yes |
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- COURSE START
- INTRODUCTION
- SAFA AND SANA AND SACA
- Safa
- Sana
- Saca
- INSPECTION PROCESS
- Categories And Actions By Inspector
- Findings and Follow-Up Actions
- Follow Up Process
- RESPONSIBILITIES – POWERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF INSPECTORS
- Crew Responsibilities
- INSTRUCTIONS
- B02- Cabin Attendant s Station and Crew Rest Area
- B03- Cabin First Aid Kit/Emergency Medical Kit
- B04- Cabin Hand Fire Extinguishers
- B05- Cabin Life Jakets/Flotation Devices 79
- B06-Cabin Seat Belt and Seat Condition
- B07- Cabin Emergency Exit Lighting, Markings and Torches
- B08- Cabin Slides/Life Rafts and Elt s
- B09- Cabin Oxygen Supply
- B10- Cabin Safety Instructions
- B11- Cabin Crew Members
- B12- Cabin Access To Emergency Exits
- B13- Cabin Safety Of Passenger Baggage s (Cabin Laggage)
- B14- Cabin Seat Capacity
- COURSE END
