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Corporate General Emergency TrainingProfessional Instruction for In-Flight Emergency Response

Updated 10/13

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We created our customizable Corporate General Emergency Training specifically to address the

emergency training needs of corporate flight operations, regardless of size or situation. Our training

meets most requirements of regulatory agencies worldwide as well as the requirements of most Safety

Management Systems (SMS), including IS-BAO. Pilots, engineers, maintenance technicians and flight

attendants all benefit from these comprehensive courses, designed to enhance the safety of your flight

department by promoting rapid, accurate response to in-flight emergencies. We deliver General

Emergency Training on request at our Learning Centers in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas; Long Beach,

California; Paris-Le Bourget, France; Savannah, Georgia; and Teterboro, New Jersey.

Experienced Instructors, Superior Training Technology

We will tailor Corporate General

Emergency Training courses to the

specific requirements of your flight

operation and your passengers’

needs. In addition, at your request

our instructors will come to your

location with training that focuses

on your aircraft and flight operation.





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Corporate General Emergency Training

A one-day course focused on the knowledge and procedures needed to handle emergency situations,

meeting the regulatory requirements of 14 CFR Part 135.331. Course modules cover a broad range of

potential onboard emergencies.

Emergency Training• Emergency assignments and procedures

• Onboard emergency equipment

• Ditching and survival equipment

• Portable extinguishers

• Emergency situations

• Aircraft fires

• Decompressions

• Ditching and evacuation

• HAzmAt recognition for non-carriers

• Aviation weather

• Surface contamination

Scenario-Based Training• Emergency evacuations

• Fire extinguisher and smoke control

• Emergency exits

• Crew and passenger oxygen

• Sea survival drills

• Life rafts and life vests

• Ditching drills

• Firefighting drills





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Corporate GeneralEmergency Training Recurrent

A 4-hour course providing corporate flight crewmembers with a review of the knowledge and procedures

needed to handle emergency situations. the course meets most domestic and international regulatory

requirements, including those of FAA 14 CFR Part 135.331 as well as ICAO and IS-BAO. Corporate

General Emergency training Initial is a prerequisite.

Emergency Situation Training

• Decompression and high-altitude physiology

• Aircraft fires, firefighting and smoke control

• Onboard emergency equipment

• Procedures for ditching and land evacuations

• Survival equipment

• HAzmAt recognition (will not carry)

• Crew Resource management

• Life rafts and life vests

• Sea survival procedures

• Aviation weather

• Surface contamination





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Managing In-FlightIllness, Injury

minutes count when illness or injury strikes. In flight, the

cabin attendant becomes the emergency first responder.

Be prepared to recognize and stabilize nearly any onboard

medical incident with initial and recurrent training from

medAire. training begins with eLearning modules taken

at your convenience, followed by classroom training

at a FlightSafety Learning Center in Dallas/Fort Worth,

Long Beach, Paris-Le Bourget, Savannah or teterboro.

Keep your skills sharp and your knowledge up to date with

periodic recurrent training – recommended annually.





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eLearning Crew Emergency Training Learn aviation emergency best practices on your own time and at your own pace.

training focuses on CRm procedures and communication in an emergency situation,

procedures to handle different types of emergencies, and the fundamentals of survival

during an evacuation. modules include crewmember incapacitation, severe turbulence,

security threats, decompression, causes and proper responses to onboard fire, land

and water survival techniques and more.

Train in Familiar Surroundings

In addition to offering courses at select FlightSafety Learning Centers, we will provide this training at your facilities or at another site of

your choosing, using your aircraft and equipment. Contact our Crew Emergency Learning Centers in Dallas/Fort Worth, Long Beach,

Paris-Le Bourget, Savannah and teterboro for more information or to make training arrangements.

Event-Based Eligible

Corporate General Emergency training qualifies for our maintenance event-based agreement. Contact a General Emergency

Learning Center for more information: Dallas/Fort Worth, Long Beach, Paris-Le Bourget, Savannah or teterboro.



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AHA HeartSaver AED and CPR Training

Course Dates – For course dates, please visit our website at flightsafety.com or contact any of the Learning Centers listed below.

Long Beach, California800.487.7670 • 562.938.0100fax [email protected]

Savannah, Georgia800.625.9369 • 912.644.1000fax [email protected]

Teterboro, New Jersey800.827.8058 • 201.528.0100fax [email protected]

Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas866.486.8733 • 972.534.3200fax [email protected]

Course Description – this course is designed to meet the recurrent training requirements for those wishing to renew their American Heart Association CPR and Defibrillator certification.

Approvals and Limitations – meets minimum requirements for ICAO and IS-BAO certification. meets many of the regulatory requirements for FAA Part 135.331.

CORPORATE CABIN ATTENDANT COuRSE CuRRICuLum – 3.5 HOuRS

COuRSE mODuLE HOuRS

Adult/Child CPR 1.00

Adult/Child Choking 1.00

Infant CPR Choking 0.50

Adult/Child AED 1.00

TOTAL HOuRS 3.50







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AHA HeartSaver First AidAED and CPR Training







COuRSE mODuLE HOuRS

First Aid Basics 3.00

Adult/Child CPR 0.50

Adult/Child Choking 0.50

Infant CPR Choking 0.50

Adult/Child AED 1.00

TOTAL HOuRS 5.50

Course Description – this American Heart Association course is designed to meet the FAA part 135.331 medical training requirements and results in an American Heart Association First Aid, CPR and Defibrillator certification.

Approvals and Limitations – meets minimum requirements for ICAO and IS-BAO certification. meets many of the regulatory requirements for FAA Part 135.331.










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Executive Emergency Training CORPORATE CABIN ATTENDANT COuRSE CuRRICuLum – 3.0 HOuRS

COuRSE mODuLE HOuRS

Aircraft Fires and Firefighting 0.50

Decompression 0.50

Ditching Procedures and Survival Equipment 0.50

Emergency Equipment 0.50

Evacuation Procedures 0.50

Evacuation Scenario Drills 0.50

TOTAL HOuRS 3.00

Course Description – FlightSafety’s Executive Emergency training provides corporate principals and passengers with knowledge and procedures for handling emergency situations. this training instructs the actual use of emergency equipment such as window and door exits, fire extinguishers, oxygen equipment, life vests and life rafts. training

includes the use of our industry-renowned training devices, the same ones utilized in Corporate General Emergency training classes but specifically taught at an appropriate level for passengers.

this course can be taught at our Learning Centers or onsite at your facility.













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G500/G550 Recurrent EvacuationCrew Member Training

CORPORATE CABIN ATTENDANT COuRSE CuRRICuLum – 1.0 HOuR

COuRSE mODuLE HOuRS

G500/G550 Emergency Exit Operation and Procedures 0.25

G500/G550 Evacuation Drill 0.50

Review and Exam 0.25

TOTAL HOuRS 1.00

Course Description – this course meets most of the 12-month recurrent FAA requirements for the G500/G550 Evacuation Crewmember. (Attendees are required to view their aircraft-specific

“Cabin Familiarization” DVD to meet the FAA recurrent certification requirements. FlightSafety does not have access to this DVD).













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General Emergency Training Drills

Course Description – General Emergency Drills in conjunction with eLearning General Emergency training satisfies the FAA requirement and IS-BAO/ICAO recommendation for emergency procedures familiarization every 12 months and drills training every 24 months. the course includes the actual use of emergency equipment including overwing exits, fire extinguishers, life vests and life rafts.

this course is available at many of our Learning Centers and also onsite at your facility. Contact the Learning Center for more information.

eLearning General Emergency is a prerequisite for this course.

Approvals and Limitations – meets minimum requirements for ICAO and IS-BAO certification.


COuRSE mODuLE HOuRS



Firefighting Drills 1.00

Sea Survival Drills 1.00

TOTAL HOuRS 4.00















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General Emergency Training Initial

this course fulfills the FAA requirement and IS-BAO/ICAO recommendation for emergency procedures familiarization every 12 months and drills training every 24 months. this course can be taught at our Learning Centers or onsite at your facility.

Approvals and Limitations – meets minimum recommendations for ICAO and IS-BAO certification. meets many of the regulatory requirements for FAA Part 135.331.

Course Description – General Emergency training Initial provides corporate flight crewmembers with knowledge and procedures for handling emergency situations. the course includes actual use of emergency equipment such as window and door exits, fire extinguishers, oxygen equipment, life vests and life rafts.

CORPORATE CABIN ATTENDANT COuRSE CuRRICuLum – 1 DAY

COuRSE mODuLE HOuRS


Aviation Weather/Surface Contamination 0.25

Crew Resource management (CRm) 0.50

Decompression and High-Altitude Physiology 0.75

Ditching and Survival Equipment 0.50



HAzmAt (Will Not Carry) 0.50

Total Ground School Training Hours 4.00

COuRSE mODuLE (continued) HOuRS



Firefighting Drills 1.00

Sea Survival Drills 1.50

Total Drill Hours 4.00

TOTAL HOuRS 8.00















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General Emergency Training Recurrent

Initial fulfills the FAA requirement and IS-BAO/ICAO recommendations for emergency familiarization with drills training every 24 months. this course can be taught at our Learning Centers or onsite at your facility.


Course Description – General Emergency training Recurrent provides corporate flight crewmembers with knowledge and procedures for handling emergency situations. the course is a review of the pre-flight and use of emergency equipment such as window and door exits, fire extinguishers, oxygen equipment, life vests and life rafts.

this course fulfills the IS-BAO/ICAO recommendation for emergency familiarization every 12 months. the General Emergency






TOTAL HOuRS 4.00



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MedAire Management of In-flightIllness and Injury Initial

materials – Each participant will receive medAire’s manual of In-flight medical Care textbook and, upon successful completion of the course, an American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR AED course completion card and medAire course completion certificate will be provided.

Prerequisites – Completion of medAire’s eLearning modules prior to classroom training: Introduction, CPR, AED, Relief of Choking, Aviation Environment, travel Health Preparedness, Fit to Fly. Coursework takes approximately 3-4 hours to complete.

Course Description – medAire’s management of In-flight Illness and Injury one-day initial course with eLearning prepares crewmembers with valuable life-saving techniques to recognize and stabilize nearly any medical incident. this course offers students real-life, hands-on scenarios and training on medAire’s Aircraft First Aid Kit and Advanced Aviation medical Kit, using 25+ years of data from the 24/7 medLink Global Response Centers.

CORPORATE CABIN ATTENDANT COuRSE CuRRICuLum – 8 HOuRS

COuRSE mODuLE HOuRS

Introduction 1.00

Victim Assessment 1.00

CPR Review and Skills Check* 1.00

AED Review and Skills Check* 1.00

Relief of Choking Review and Skills Check* 0.50

Aviation Environment Review* 0.25

travel Health Preparedness Review* 0.25

Fit to Fly Review* 0.25


membership Resources Review* 0.25

Current Events 0.25

Aviation medical Events 1.00

Aviation traumatic Events 1.00

medLink Patching 0.25

TOTAL HOuRS 8.00

*theory component provided in eLearning format.















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MedAire Management of In-flight Illness and Injury Recurrent

materials – Upon successful completion of the course, an American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR AED course completion card and medAire course completion certificate will be provided.

Prerequisites – medAire’s management of In-flight Illness and Injury Initial within the last 2 years. Completion of medAire’s eLearning modules prior to classroom training: Introduction, CPR, AED, Relief of Choking, Aviation Environment, travel Health Preparedness. Coursework takes approximately 2-3 hours to complete.

Course Description – medAire’s management of In-flight Illness and Injury half-day recurrent course with eLearning prepares crewmembers with valuable life-saving techniques and to recognize and stabilize nearly any medical incident. this course offers students real-life, hands-on scenarios and training on medAire’s Aircraft First Aid Kit and Advanced Aviation medical Kit, using 25+ years of data from the 24/7 medLink Global Response Centers.


COuRSE mODuLE HOuRS

Introduction 1.00

CPR Review and Skills Check* 0.50

AED Review and Skills Check* 0.50

Relief of Choking Review and Skills Check* 0.50

Aviation Environment Review* 0.25

travel Health Preparedness Review* 0.25


membership Resources Review* 0.25

Current Events 0.25

medical/trauma Scenarios Recurrent 1.00

TOTAL HOuRS 4.50

*theory component provided in eLearning format.















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On-Site General Emergency Training Initial


training is approved under Part 142 training Certificate.

Course Description – the On-Site General Emergency training Initial course is customized training for crew members utilizing the operator’s location, aircraft and equipment. this program is available at your facility and can be tailored to your company’s specific requirements. G550 Evacuation Crewmember certification is available.

this course fulfills the FAA requirement and IS-BAO/ICAO recommendation for emergency procedures familiarization every 12 months and drills training every 24 months.


COuRSE mODuLE HOuRS










Total Ground School Hours 5.00


TOTAL HOuRS 6.00















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Crew Emergency Initial – Paris CORPORATE CABIN ATTENDANT COuRSE CuRRICuLum – 2 DAYS

COuRSE mODuLE HOuRS

Cabin Crew Safety Briefing 1.00

Emergency Assignment and Procedure 0.50

Emergency Equipment Handling 0.50

Crew Coordination and Communication 1.00

Pilot Checklist (Abnormal and Emergency) 0.25

Forced Landing and Ditching 1.00

Evacuation Planned and Unplanned 0.50


Practice Onboard Cabin trainer 3.00

Survival 0.25

Fire and Water Drills 3.00

First Aid 4.00


Final Exam 1.00

TOTAL HOuRS 16.00


Off-site training customized to your flight operation is available.

Approvals – CAA-Russian Federation: Gulfstream GIV, GV, G450, G550 Embraer 135, Legacy BJ, Embraer 145

EASA: Falcon series

Course Description – the Crew Emergency training Program was developed to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to handle emergency situations. As per the JAR OPS 1 Subpart O, this training is required within a 12- to 15-month period.

the Crew Emergency training instructs the corporate cabin crew, flight crew and passengers in the actual use of emergency equipment such as window and door exits, fire extinguishers, oxygen equipment, life vests and life rafts if applicable.

Paris-Le Bourget, France+33.1.49.92.1919fax [email protected]

Course Dates – For course dates, please visit our website at flightsafety.com or contact the Learning Center listed below.







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Crew Emergency Recurrent – Paris CORPORATE CABIN ATTENDANT COuRSE CuRRICuLum – 1.5 DAYS

COuRSE mODuLE HOuRS

Cabin Crew Safety Briefing 1.00

Emergency Assignment and Procedure 0.50

Emergency Equipment Handling 0.50

Crew Coordination and Communication 1.00

Pilot Checklists (Abnormal and Emergency) 0.25

Forced Landing and Ditching 1.00

Evacuation Planned and Unplanned 0.50


Survival 0.25

Emergency Situation Onboard 2.00

First Aid 4.00


Final Exam 1.00

TOTAL HOuRS 12.00


Paris-Le Bourget, France+33.1.49.92.1919fax [email protected]

Course Dates – For course dates, please visit our website at flightsafety.com or contact the Learning Center listed below.

Emergency Situation Onboard include the following modules – Crew coordination, cabin preparation and lead passenger, evacuation by emergency exits. First Aid includes the following modules: Onboard medical emergencies, recovery position, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, defibrillator. Off-site training customized to your flight operation is available.

Approvals – CAA-Russian Federation: Gulfstream GIV, GV, G450, G550 Embraer 135, Embraer Legacy BJ, Embraer 145

EASA: Falcon series

Course Description – the Crew Emergency Recurrent training Program was developed to review the knowledge and skills necessary to handle emergency situations. As per the JAR OPS 1 Subpart O, this training is required within a 12- to 15-month period.

the Crew Emergency Recurrent training instructs the corporate cabin crew, flight crew and passengers in the actual use of emergency equipment such as window and door exits, fire extinguishers, oxygen equipment, life vests, and life rafts if applicable.







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and displays to commercial, government and military organizations. the company provides more than a million hours of training

each year to pilots, technicians and other aviation professionals from 167 countries and independent territories. FlightSafety

operates the world’s largest fleet of advanced full flight simulators at Learning Centers and training locations in the United States,

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We deliver customized training on request. Note that equipment, courses and locations are subject to change without notice.

For more information or to schedule your training, please contact:

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Long Beach, CA 90808

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