Cabin Crew Procedures and Training mind maps
13 mind maps by 11 users
This GoConqr page gathers a small set of user-made Cabin Crew Procedures and Training mind maps, covering cabin layouts, equipment, fire drills and briefings. University students and professional candidates can use them to practice recalling procedures and equipment, while teachers can find ready-made study material. Explore a map to start studying.
Mind maps
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41 nodesBriefing WHAT IS IT? · ODTETIVES · Briefing Techniques
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24 nodesDiaper in the aisle negative response · POSITIVE RESPONSE
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46 nodesFire Definition · Drill · Fire Fighting Equipment · Smoke
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21 nodesCabin Furnishing Installation Cabin Trim Panels · Consists of fuselage ... · Curtains · Overhead Lockers · Floor Coverings
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15 nodesHistory of Flight attendant 1916 The firsts sched... · 1924 Imperial Airways... · 1928 Western Airlines... · 1945 The first flight... · 1930 Ellen Church the... · 1952 BOAC the first c...
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72 nodesCabin Crew What is ? · Advantages · Disadvantages
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20 nodesCabin and Equipment Layout Seating Area · Utility Area · Additional Equipment
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71 nodesCABIN CREW customer service · Safety · Comfort · First Aid · Trained to emergency ... · Advantages
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13 nodeswhy it is so important? Be on call
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7 nodesPregnant Women Require plenty of wat... · Seatbelt extender, an... · Allow them to stretch... · They need to provide ... · They cannot sit in th... · Ensure that they're s...
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12 nodesGalley Equipment Oven · Water Heater · Hot Cup · Coffee Maker · Trolley · Waste Trolley
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7 nodesvisual checks on MD-88/90 & 717 disarm · armed
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25 nodesPAX WITH AN UNPLEASANT ODOR The passenger is called
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These mind maps organize cabin crew topics into branches. Cabin and Equipment Layout covers seating, furnishings and overhead storage, while Galley Equipment includes ovens, water heaters and hot cups. Other maps focus on fire, briefings and care for pregnant passengers.
Study with the maps
Start with Cabin and Equipment Layout if you want an overview of the cabin. Follow its branches from one area to the next, then use Cabin Furnishing Installation to look more closely at panels, coverings and storage.
For a focused session, open Fire and follow the branches on drills and firefighting equipment. Try recalling the points before looking back at the map. Check procedures against your own operator's guidance, as these resources were made by GoConqr users.
When you want to test recall or study individual terms, switch to a quiz or flashcard deck on the unit page. Choose a map and follow a branch that interests you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a good place to start?
Cabin and Equipment Layout is a useful starting point for an overview of the cabin. It covers seating, furnishings and storage in separate branches. Afterward, Galley Equipment offers a closer look at items in the galley, including ovens, water heaters and hot cups.
Do the maps cover specific cabin crew situations?
Yes. Fire includes branches on drills and firefighting equipment, while Briefing covers the crew briefing. Pregnant Women addresses passenger needs during a flight. There is also a map about a passenger-service situation involving an item left in the aisle.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study, and you do not need an account. A free GoConqr account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.