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Detailed A330 Emergency Procedures

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Detailed A330

Emergency
Procedures

Comprehensive Guidance for


Rejected Takeoff, Evacuation,
and Task Sharing
• This presentation provides a detailed breakdown
of emergency procedures for the A330, including:

• - Emergency Evacuation Steps

Overview •
•
- Rejected Takeoff Flow Patterns
- Task Sharing Responsibilities
• - Real-World Application and Competency
Mapping.
• An emergency evacuation is initiated when
uncontrollable risks, such as engine or cargo fires,
persist on the ground. Key considerations include:

Emergency • - Completion of ECAM actions and fire drills.


• - Ensuring Delta P (cabin pressure) is zero before
Evacuation opening doors.

Overview • - Coordination between Captain, First Officer, and


Cabin Crew.

• Decision-Making Factors:
• - Fire status confirmation from ATC or ground
crew.
• - Aircraft position and environmental conditions.
• 1. Ensure the aircraft is stopped and parking

Emergency •
brake is set.
2. Announce: 'Attention Crew at Stations' via PA.
Evacuation: •
•
3. Complete ECAM actions and verify fire status.
4. Check Delta P to ensure no residual cabin
Step-by- •
pressure.
5. If evacuation is required:
Step • - Notify cabin crew and activate evacuation
command.
• - Inform ATC and coordinate external assistance.
• 6. If evacuation is not required:
• - Maintain passenger safety and continue
monitoring the situation.
• A rejected takeoff is
executed when an
aircraft cannot safely
continue the takeoff
Rejected due to critical failures
or external hazards.

Takeoff •
•
Key Decision Points:
- Below 100 knots:
(RTO): Reject takeoff for tire
bursts, bird strikes, or
non-ECAM events.
Overview • - Above 100 knots:
Continue takeoff unless
there is a critical failure
(e.g., engine fire).

• Factors to Consider:
• - Runway length and
weather conditions.
• - Aircraft system status
and ATC coordination.
Rejected
• 1. Announce: 'STOP!'
Takeoff: • 2. Move thrust levers to IDLE and apply MAX
reverse thrust.
Flow • 3. Stow reversers and set the parking brake.

Pattern •
•
4. Notify ATC: 'AIRBUS_____, STOPPING.'
5. Execute ECAM actions to assess the situation.
• 6. Determine if an evacuation is required and
proceed accordingly.
• Effective task sharing ensures a coordinated
response during emergencies:

• Captain:
• - Makes the decision to evacuate or continue.
• - Activates evacuation command and
communicates with ATC.

Task Sharing • First Officer:


Responsibilities • - Executes ECAM actions.
• - Manages fire suppression systems and supports
decision-making.

• Cabin Crew:
• - Prepares passengers for evacuation.
• - Executes evacuation procedures upon
command.
• The following competencies are enhanced
through adherence to these procedures:

• - Application of Knowledge: Ensuring accurate


Competency execution of emergency protocols.
Mapping for • - Communication: Clear and effective interaction
among crew members and ATC.
Procedures • - Decision-Making: Situational awareness and
sound judgment under pressure.
• - Leadership & Teamwork: Coordinated response
across roles.
• - Workload Management: Efficient division of
tasks during high-stress scenarios.
• Scenario: Engine fire detected during taxi:

Real-World • 1. Parking brake applied; Captain announces


'Attention Crew at Stations.'
Scenario • 2. ECAM actions executed by the First Officer.
• 3. Fire suppression systems deployed;
Example confirmation from ground crew.
• 4. Decision made to evacuate based on persistent
fire.
• 5. Evacuation initiated; passengers and crew
safely disembark.
• Key Takeaways:

• - Follow established procedures for emergency


scenarios.
• - Ensure clear communication and effective task

Summary •
sharing.
- Base decisions on situational awareness and risk
assessment.
• - Enhance crew competencies through consistent
training and adherence to protocols.

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