Thiruvananthapuram: Timely action by pilots and cabin crew and use of on-board medical equipment play a key role during medical emergencies aboard a flight. Airlines provide intense training each year to ensure that their crew act effectively in such cases.
In 2014, Emirates delivered 33,430 hours of medical training to cabin crew and pilots to ensure that they were equipped with the right support to assist passengers.
The training prepares them to provide emergency medical attention for situations, and includes topics such as basic life support (CPR); medical conditions including asthma, heart disorders, seizures and allergic reactions; trauma-related topics and even emergency childbirth, amongst others.
14/04/15 The Hindu
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In 2014, Emirates delivered 33,430 hours of medical training to cabin crew and pilots to ensure that they were equipped with the right support to assist passengers.
The training prepares them to provide emergency medical attention for situations, and includes topics such as basic life support (CPR); medical conditions including asthma, heart disorders, seizures and allergic reactions; trauma-related topics and even emergency childbirth, amongst others.
14/04/15 The Hindu
