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Flight Attendant Training + Emergency Landing Evacuation Demos

Flight Attendant Training + Emergency Landing Evacuation Demos

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Flight Attendants go through intense training for emergencies like Emergency Landing Evacuations. In this video, we'll take a look at some of that flight attendant training including what you should do as a passenger in the event of an Emergency Landing Evacuation. Because I'm part of a dynamic group of Delta Air Lines Customers and Employees called Gretchen's Gazelles, I had the chance to make a donation to cancer research and get a peek behind the scenes at Delta Air Lines' Flight Attendant Training Program. Delta's Flight Attendant Training program lasts eight weeks, but I was only there for about one day. That means we only experienced the absolute most intense aspects of Flight Attendant Training. We learned about how Flight Attendants Train to open every window and door exit on every aircraft in the fleet. We learned about how Flight Attendants Train to evacuate aircraft both on the ground and in the water. If you liked this video, please click the Thumbs Up button. I will donate $1 to Cancer Research for every like this video receives in the first two weeks it's live (up to $5k
Date: 2023-08-28

Comments and reviews: 23


I know it would be super hard to do, but I hope someday everyone before they are allowed to fly they would have to do an Emergency Landing Certification before they can be a passenger on an airplane. Most people will never need it, but I feel knowing what to do from hearing it from flight attendants my whole life and experiencing it are two different things. And hopefully no one will ever go through it. But, I just think most people if they are put in an emergency landing situation where they have to jump into freezing cold water or go down a slide would freak out. Especially if they are a person who can't swim or are afraid of water. Again, I know it's impratical and would never happen. But, I just wish one day people would have to take some kind of plane emergency day course.
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As a passenger, how am I supposed to fully understand how to retrieve the flotation device if I'm never actually shown how to do it. As with any learning experience, reading about it or being briefed on it is not an effective teaching tool. Shouldn't airports have a safety area where we can spend our free time exploring life-saving devices on planes. Because after all, during an emergency is not the time to figure these things out. I do read the safety pamphlets and I do pay attention to the safety briefings. Yet I'm still not fully confident I'll be able to find my safety vest or properly use the oxygen mask.
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I've never flown. Never could afford it and really wanna visit my cousins for my 30th this year.
This made me smile. I wanna know a bit more about safety before going on as a just in case.
So that, in the case I'm ever able to afford a ticket or if something happens, I know something.
The only thing that worries me is. I'm an extremely small lady and I'm unable to swim.
I don't fear water. I fear sinking.

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thank you so much for this! I am a now retired 40 year flight attendant. I trained at TWA, JETBLUE, AMERICAN and Virgin America. TWA was the most rigorous and we had to evacuate a smoky plane in the dark - there is so much more to it than passengers realize. And the medical part too! We do recurrent every year. :) I loved my career and Jetblue was a favorite
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I love Delta! whenever I fly (which is rather rarely) I always fly Delta, and mostly in first class. I thought of becoming a flight attendant for Delta, but my heart yearned for me to be a assistant principal at my private high school where I graduated from. So now I am the assistant principal at my former private high school. But I always fly Delta.
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I travel with my daughter a lot because shes in competitive cheer and she knows to always stop what shes doing and pay attention to the flight attendants when they are doing their demonstration at the beginning of our flights. She also knows to always check where her nearest exists are. Flight attendants, like the cockpit crews, are angels!
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I was just there at Delta last week on a tour! I never flew down the chute before and its a lot higher than you think from photos. Thought it was really interesting they had an entire water landing section considering how rare such an event would be. We just had a fun tour, but now I can definetly see how intense it is.
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Thanks to you Jeb for all you do for aviation and for cancer research, my dad lost his battle to bone cancer 2016 very painful and my mom is a colon cancer survivor. All the best to you in your future travels. Love your vids and passion for the beautiful aircraft you fly on. My fav is the triple 7 United.
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THANK YOU very much! for this video it's important to educate our pasengers.
as cabin crew I really appreciate this. u must try to make a video about the regular flight process for a cabin crew.
THANKS.

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I believe that every passenger or aviation enthusiast should be given a chance at doing this both for their safety as well as helping in the training of future flight attendants even if it has a cost.
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I started crying to leave everything on a plane because I have a special stuffed animal that I keep with me at all times and I would never want to leave anything on the plane.
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Interesting Jeb! There's something unsettling about the whole scene evacuating even though you know it's a simulation. Hopefully something none of us ever have to do in real life!
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This is great to see. My wife has been and DL Flight Attendant for 29 yrs and I finally got to see behind the scenes of the training has told me about over the years. Thank you.
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Man everytime I think about this water evacuation part I get soooo nervous. I cannot swim and Im literally panicking. I go to training in 3 weeks
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i think in the next few 10 years they should make parachutes for everyone incase something happens mid air so everyone could evacuate whenever
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This did not look very intense to me. or maybe it's just because I'm a southern country girl and most of that looks like how I grew up. lol
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Oh my goodness I hate when flyers show up to flights barefoot. But I guess it helps when you're evacuated to an indoor swimming pool.
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THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT IN A CASE OF AN EVACUATION: JUMP the slide down and dont seat on it. If u seat on it u block the exit
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Sorry, what they do is important, but if you would like a dose of intense, give Naval Aircrewman survival training a go.
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I remember a show in the 70's that showed stewardesses ( what they were called, and how they went through the program.
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Why cant they give us those special water clothes. And why do we have to leave everything including our damn phones
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what I love about a good safety video is that it's catchy so it sticks in your head even when you aren't flying.
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Then I thought, Wait. Thats illegal. But I realized it was a mock-up and not everything would make sense.
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