Cabin Safety Knowledge dan Perilaku Penumpang Penerbangan Low Cost Carrier

Cabin Crew Safety November-December 1990

In everyday speech, the phrases “human factors” and “the human factor” frequently refer to individual quirks of behavior which may be irrational and difficult to explain and which can be called upon, in the absence of any hardware failure, to account for unfortunate events such as accidents. Implicit in this everyday usage is the notion that behavior is unpredictable and that the addition of a ...

Public Attitudes, Perceptions and Behaviours towards Cabin Safety Communications

This study provides an overview of aircraft cabin safety communications in Australia, in terms of effectiveness, passenger attitudes to such communications and opportunities that exist for improvement. Most passengers agreed that paying attention to cabin safety communications is important. However, results revealed that behaviours do not always match this perception. Perceived relevance of saf...

Embedded Technology for vehicle cabin safety Monitoring and Alerting System

Motor vehicles are the prime source of transportation where vehicles with A/C play a major part. This paper designs an embedded system for a vehicle cabin, which senses the gases like carbon-monoxide and oxygen and displayed at each and every second. If the level of the CO increases than the normal level (30ppm) or the level of the oxygen decreases than the normal level (19%) then an alarm is g...

Access, safety, cost, safety.

Concerns about our current health care system have not changed. As nurses we know that medical errors and “near misses”, in particular, often go unreported. Recently one of my nurse colleagues who had been a patient in a major medical center recalled her near misses as a recipient of care. She was reluctant to file a report as she did not want repeated contacts by the institution. More importan...

Bismuth nanoparticles: antimicrobials of broad-spectrum, low cost and safety