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CBAAC 165
FAR 91.527
SURVIVAL…see also
TRAINING
· equipment for over land CAR 704.84, 703.82, 604.38,
705.95, CBAAC 0122R
FAR 121.353
· equipment for over
water
CAR 602.39, 705.95 AC 120-47
· training CAR 602.61,
602.63,705.95,705.124 CBAAC
0122
T
TABLE TRAYS…also CHAIR
TABLES
CAR 705.40, 704.33, 604.17
TAXI
· duties during CAR 605.27 FAR 121.391, 121.576, 121.577,
25.789, FSAT 93-20, ACOB 205,
206, 212, 213, 214, 219, 228,
915(C), HBAT 98-02
TELEPHONES …see also
PORTABLE
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
TRAINER …. see CABIN
EVACUATION TRAINER
TRAINING
· annual/recurrent CAR 705.124 FAR 121.427, 135.351
· conditional approval CAR 705.125
· contracted CAR 705.124
· crew resource
management
CAR 705.124 FAR 121.406
Appendix B: Reference Information December 2001
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TOPIC CANADIAN
REFERENCE
FAA
REFERENCE
· dangerous good CAR 705.124 FAR 121.433
· drills
· equipment CAR 705.126 FAR 121.407, ACOB 907, HBAT
97-07, HBAT 96-02
· facilities CAR 705.124
· failures CAR 705.127
· fire fighting ACOB 230
· first aid CAR 705.124 AC 120.44
· flight attendant CAR 604.73, 705.124 FAR 121.417, 121.421
ACOB 223, 229, HBAT 98-09, 98-
12,. 94-10, 98-14, 96-04 , FSAT
95.05
· general CAR 705.124 FAR 121.400, 121.401, 121.403,
121.405, 121.432, 135.321,
135.323, 135.325, 135.327,
135.341,135.349,
ACOB 205, 206, 207, 217, 219,
220, 221, 222, 224, 225, 226,
227, 231, 911, 928, 940, 959,
966,
FSAT 97-02, 97-07, 98-05, HBAT
93-03
· in-charge flight
attendant
CAR 705.124
· transferable WORKING GROUP REPORT HBAT 98-12A, 94-10
· minimum equipment list CAR 705.124
· private operators
· records/file CAR 103.04, 705.127 FAR 121.683, 135.63,
HBAT. 94-16A
· simulation FAR 121.417
· surface contamination CAR 705.124 FAR 121.417
· survival CAR 705.124 FAR 121.339, 121.353,
ACOB 959, 940
· validity CAR 705.113
TURBULENCE…see also
BRIEFINGS,
ORDINANCE ,
ACOB 213 215 , 228, 824, 915
Appendix B: Reference Information December 2001
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TOPIC CANADIAN
REFERENCE
FAA
REFERENCE
RESTRAINTS
TROLLEYS…see GALLEY
EQUIPMENT and
SERVICE
U
UNACCOMPANIED MINOR CAR 624.18, 723.39, 724.34,
725.43
UNATTENDED CARTS …see
GALLEY EQUIPMENT
UNSERVICEABLE EQUIPMENT
…see EQUIPMENT
V
VALIDITY…see TRAINING
VENTILATION FAR 25.831, 121.219, 121.421
VIDEO MONITORS CAR 602.86
VISUAL CHECKS
W
WALKMAN…also
HEADSETS…see also
PORTABLE
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
CAR 705.40, 704.33, 703.38
WATER ... see OVERWATER
EQUIPMENT
WEAPONS ... see SECURITY
WEIGHT AND BALANCE FAR 121.693, ACOB 992
AC 120-27A, FSAT 98-04
WHEELCHAIRS…see
DISABLED
WINDOW ... see also
BRIEFINGS, EXIT ROW
CAR 705.40, 704.33
APPENDIX C
SURVIVAL INFORMATION
Appendix C: Survival Information December 2001
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C-2
APPENDIX C TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
DESERT SURVIVAL C-3
JUNGLE SURVIVAL C-5
Appendix C: Survival Information December 2001
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C.1 DESERT SURVIVAL
C.1.1 General
Whenever crew and/or passengers are in the desert priorities should be given to resist the
environmental variation of weather, the effects of dehydration and to facilitate the tasks of search
and rescue teams who might be travelling through remote areas and difficult lands.
Deserts are usually large, dry, barren tracts of land, hot in daytime and cool at night where the
temperature can vary by 20-30°C in 12 hours and where the problem of survival is of first
magnitude. Familiarity with deserts surface shapes can be decisive in the outcome of a forced
landing there. Prompt dispatch of information and proper equipment are essential to the success
of the search and rescue operation.
In certain areas prevailing wind direction can be determined by the formation of sand dunes,
which usually run at right angles to it. Well-defined tracks might appear indicating ancient water
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