Aviation English
Emergencies

What is Cabin Evacuation?

Cabin Evacuation An emergency procedure where passengers and crew exit the aircraft rapidly using all available exits, typically initiated after landing or in a critical situation.

Source: ICAO Doc 9432, FAA PCG

How is “Cabin Evacuation” Used in Practice?

Tower, we are initiating a cabin evacuation due to smoke in the cabin after landing.

Certification Exam Relevance

ICAO Level 4ICAO Level 5ICAO Level 6EASA FCL.055

Who Needs to Know This Term?

  • Pilots
  • Air Traffic Controllers
  • Cabin Crew

Related Aviation English Terms

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What is Cabin Evacuation?

An emergency procedure where passengers and crew exit the aircraft rapidly using all available exits, typically initiated after landing or in a critical situation.

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