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AIRBUS A-320-251 neo
Section 5
Introduction
The following pages contain the differences and description of the safety
equipment and procedures applicable to KAC A320-251 NEO aircraft With
A320-214 aircraft, Precautions have been taken to ensure that the contents
herein are similar to the Airplane Flight Manual.
Should any conflict exist then the Airplane Flight Manual procedures shall
be overriding.
Should any emergency arise which is not covered by this Manual or Airplane
Operations Manual, or the FAA Approved Flight Manual, the Commander
shall use his discretion and apply whatever procedure he deems suitable for
the safety of the passengers, crew and the aircraft.
OPERATION DATA
GENERAL INFORMATION
ENGINES
EMERGENCY ZONES
FWD
Divider
AFT
EMERGENCY EXITS
The A320-251 is equipped with:
‐ 4 oversized Type "1" passenger/crew doors (2 on each side).
‐ 2 Type "III" emergency exits (1 on each side).
‐ 2 cockpit window exits (1 on each side).
Type ‘III’
Emergency exit
Type ‘1’
passenger / crew doors
DISIGNATION DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONS HEIGHT FROM
Height X width in Height X width in GROUND FLOOR
meters LH meters RH meters
Door 1 ( oversized type 1 ) 1.85 X 0.81 1.85 X 0.81 3.40
Door 2 ( oversized type 1 ) 1.85 X 0.81 1.85 X 0.81 3.40
Emergency exit type III 1.02 X 0.51 1.02 X 0.51 3.79
• The passenger / crew doors located in the FWD, and AFT sections of
the cabin are oversized Type "I" exits. They are normally used to
embark/disembark passengers, and to service the aircraft.
• The cabin emergency exits are Type "III" exits, located over the wing.
These doors are always in the ARMED position. In emergency situations,
opening the doors from the inside or outside leads to automatic
deployment of the emergency escape slide, due to the fact that the doors
are always in ARMED mode and will not disarm when opening from
outside.
• All doors are operated by interior and exterior handles. They are
equipped with an evacuation device and become emergency exits in the
event of an evacuation.
• The cockpit window exits are sliding windows. They can only be
opened from the inside.
NOTE: Forward type III exit deactivated only one exit for emergency use
PRIMARY EXITS
All 6 cabin exits type (I) and type (III) are considered primary route for
passengers and crew evacuation in case of evacuation overland.
All 4 main cabin exits type (1) are considered primary rout for passengers
and crew evacuation in case of ditching as they are equipped with slide raft.
Capt. F/O
2
CCI / R1 Observer
s
R3
L3
Before each take-off demonstrate drop of the oxygen mask, life jacket,
emergency exits, seat belt and safety leaflet.
Before emergency landing/ditching, time permitting, demonstrate bracing
position and life jacket (for ditching only).
Important:
Should safety demonstration
display fails, each cabin crew
member will demonstrate in his /
her position
R1
R3
L3
Ladies and gentlemen, may I have your attention for the following demonstration.
1. OXYGEN MASK
a) In the unlikely event of loss of pressurization.
b) The oxygen masks will drop automatically in front of you.
c) Pull the mask to your face to allow the oxygen to flow into it.
d) Place the mask over your nose and mouth and breathe normally.
e) Slip elastic band over your head and tighten.
2. LIFE JACKET
a) Your life jacket is under your seat.
b) If needed, remove from stowage and unfold.
c) Pass over head.
d) Pass one strap around the back.
e) Insert one end to buckle flap and pull loose end to tighten.
f) Do not inflate your life jacket inside the aircraft.
g) To inflate pull red toggle downward.
h) If auto inflation fails, inflate orally using mouth tube.
3. EMERGENCY EXIT
a) For emergency evacuation there are 6 emergency exits, 3 on each side
of the aircraft.
b) Cabin Attendant in your zone will now point out the exits nearest to your
seat.
c) Look around you and locate the exits nearest to your seat.
d) When directed to evacuate, you must leave the aircraft quickly leaving all your
belonging, as it will obstruct evacuation
4. SEAT BELT
a) Please check that your seat belt is securely fastened for take-off.
b) To fasten insert the metal fitting into the buckle flap.
c) To tighten pull the loose end of the strap.
d) To release, pull up, on the buckle flap.
5. SAFETY LEAFLET
a) The safety leaflet is available in the seat pocket in front of you or
at the side pocket Please refer to it.
Thank you
إلخالء الطائرة في حالة الطوارئ يوجد ستة مخارج ثالثة على كل جهة من الطائرة أ)
أالن سنشير إلى اقرب المخارج إليك ب)
الرجاء االلتفات نحو هذه المخارج للتأكد من مواقعها ت)
في حالة اخالء الطائرة يجب اإلسراع في مغادرة الطائرة مع ترك جميع حوائجكم حيث انها تعيق ث)
عملية االخالء.
الرجاء االطالع على نشرة السالمة الموجودة في جيب المقعد امامكم أ)
شكرا
PASSENGER EXIT
The A-320-251 neo aircraft is equipped with 4 main cabin doors Slide Rafts
and Escape Slides are installed at each door/exit:
‐ Slide Raft at each FWD and AFT cabin door type (I)
‐ Escape slide at each of the overwing emergency exits type (III)
They take care of a quick passenger and crew evacuation in case of an
emergency.
Door and overwing slide location
A single lane inflatable slide raft is installed in each passenger door.
For all doors the slide rafts deploy straight down.
They permit quick evacuation of the passengers and the crew in an emergency
evacuation.
Single lane
slide raft
Single lane
slide raft
All slide rafts are of the single lane type and have two functions:
‐ as an escape slide,
‐ as an inflatable raft after ditching.
4 2
4
6
3
8
7
8
9
1
HATCH
TRANSPARENT COVER FLAP WINDOW
COVER FLAP MOULD
OPENING INSTRUCTIONS
SLIDE ARMED INDICATOR
HATCH HANDLE (ILLUMINATED)
COVER FLAP
WINDOW
FLOOR PROXIMITY LIGHTS
HANDLE RECESS
2 AT CCI STATION
Halon Fire-extinguisher (Air
HAL 04 01 AT L3 STATION
Total)
01 AT R3 STATION
Protecting Breathing
PBE 2 AT CCI ST.
Equipment 04
SH 01 AT L3 STATION
Smoke Hood
01 AT R3 STATION
02 at CCI station
Emergency Flash Light EFL 05 02 at L3 station
01 at R3 station
02 at CCI station
Crew Life Jacket CLJ 05 02 at L3 station
01 at R3 station
02 at CCI station
Manual Release Tool MRT 05 02 at L3 station
01 at R3 station
02 at FWD OHB RH
02 at FWD OHB LH
Oxygen With Normal Mask O2NM 08
02 at AFT OHB RH
02 at AFT OHB LH
01 At FWD OHB LH
Large First Aid Kit LFAK 03 01 AT MID OHB LH
01 At AFT OHB LH
01 At FWD OHB LH
Megaphone MG 02
01 AT AFT OHB LH
01 At FWD OHB RH
Emergency Transmitter ET 02
01 At AFT OHB RH
Cont.
02 at FWD OH LH
Survival Kit SK 04
02 at AFT OHB LH
02 AT OH STOWAGE LH
LIFE LINE LL 04
02 AT OH STOWAGE RH
05 AT FWD OHB LH
Seat Belt Extension SBE 15
10 AT MID OHB LH
01 At FWD OHB LH
Demo Pack DP 03
02 AT MID OHB LH
04 At FWD OHB RH
Spare Life Jacket SLJ 10
06 AT AFT OHB LH
05 AT FWD OHB LH
Child Restraint Devices CRD 15
10 AT MID OHB LH
Cockpit.
CCI Stn.
HAL –SH – 2 EFL – 4 CLJ
2HAL – 2SH 4 QDM – FFG - FX – 2 ER
2 EFL- 2 CLJ
2 MRT
2LL 2LL
LFAK – RS - 10 CRD
2 DP – 10 SBE
OHB
OHB OHB
2 O2NM –LFAK 2 O2NM – ET - DEF
MG – DK – 2 SK
6 SLJ
HAL - SH - CLJ
EFL- MRT-FFG
3L Stn.