1. ICAO Regional Office, Bangkok
CABIN SAFETY SEMINAR
22nd – 24th April 2008
ICAO Regional Office, Bangkok

2. Welcome
And
Introduction

3. Introduction
Allan Tang Senior Flight Operations Manager, CAA Singapore
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4. Background ICAO ICAO is one of 38 United Nations specialised agencies
Headquarters in Montreal
Regional Offices in Bangkok, Cairo, Dakar, Lima, Mexico, Nairobi and Paris

5. The ICAO organization Objectives
Insure the safe and orderly growth of international civil aviation throughout the world
Encourage the development of airways, airports, and air navigation facilities for international civil aviation
Promote safety of flight in international air navigation
Promote generally the development of all aspects of international civil aeronautics

6. Standards and Recommended Practices (SARP’s)
Standards and Recommended Practices are set out in 18 Annexes to the Convention
Cover all technical and operational aspects of international civil aviation – Annex 6 ( Operations of Aircraft ) addresses Cabin Crew.
Standards are specifications the uniform application of which is necessary for the safety or regularity of international civil aviation
Recommended Practice is one agreed to be desirable but not essential

7. Background COSCAP C – Cooperative Development of O – Operational
S – Safety and
C – Continuing
A – Airworthiness
P – Programme 2

8. COSCAP OBJECTIVE
Enhance the safety and efficiency of air transport through the establishment of a self-sustaining sub-regional cooperative entity providing technical services in safety oversight to the Member States 2

9. COSCAP PROGRAMMES COSCAP – South Asia COSCAP-Southeast Asia
Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka
Commenced Operations February 1998
COSCAP-Southeast Asia
Cambodia, Hong Kong China, Macao China, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam, Brunei, Timor-Leste
Commenced Operations July 2001 2

10. COSCAP PROGRAMMES COSCAP – North Asia
China P.R., Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Mongolia, and Republic of Korea
Commenced Operations February 2003 2

11. One of COSCAP Major Objective - Training
Seminars, Workshops, Courses provided to States based on their needs
Provided by COSCAP Experts and/or donor organizations
Air operators/service providers normally participate in the programme with CAA staff 2

12. Objective of this Cabin Safety Seminar
To discuss and address Cabin Safety issues
To promote interaction and networking between Cabin Safety professionals within the Asia and the Pacific Region
To enhance interaction between the regulators and the industry

13. Schedule – Day 1 Tuesday , April 22, 2008 0800 – 0900 Registration
0900 – Opening Remarks and Welcome: ICAO Regional Office
0915 – Introduction to Seminar : Mr. Allan Tang
0930 – ICAO Requirements Concerning Cabin Safety: Capt Fareed Ali Shah
1000 – Cabin Safety Manual Standards: Ms Romany Lawrence Hewa
1030 – Tea Break
1100 – Minimum Cabin Crew Complement: Tengku Evelyn Ezura Binti Tengku Zahar
1130 – Part 21 Aviation Audit Training for Aviation Cabin Safety Inspector:
Ms. Marizon Luna
1200 – Q & A Session
1230 – Lunch Break

14. Schedule – Day 1 Tuesday , April 22, 2008
1330 – Human Factor in Cabin Safety: Ms Barbara Dunn
1400 – Duties & Responsibilities of DCA in Cabin Safety Issues: Ms. Thipsuda Chiamcharoenvut
1430 – Human Factors for Cabin Crew in Malaysia Airlines: Capt Aziz Al Rahman
1500 – Tea Break
1530 – Practical Introduction and Application of System Management: Ms. Sue Rice
1600 – Q & A Session

15. Schedule – Day 2 Wednesday , April 23, 2008
0900 – Cabin Safety Training – Low Cost Carrier: Ms Doreen Foo
0930 – Decompression - Its effects and how prepared are cabin crews for such a situation: Mr. Primal De Silva
1000 – 1030 PED on Board Thai Airways: Ms Pawinee Wienands
1030 – Tea Break
1100 – Cabin Safety Issues – Merger of 2 Carriers: Ms Jannie Pang
1130 – Cabin Safety of Hong Kong Operators: Capt Eric Cheng
1200 – Q & A Session
1230 – Lunch Break

16. Schedule – Day 2 Wednesday , April 23, 2008
1330 – The Cabin Crew Union’s Role in Cabin Safety – An American Perspective: Ms Melissa Madden
1400 – A 380 Cabin Safety Considerations: Mr. Hehemann
1430 – Regulating SIA A380 Entry Into Service: Mr. Allan Tang
1500 – Tea Break
1530 – A380 Cabin Safety Training: Mr. Chan T W
1600 – Q & A Session

17. Schedule – Day 3 Thursday , April 24, 2008
Why We Investigate Cabin Safety and Lessons Learnt: Ms. Barbara Dunn & Ms. Candace Kolander
Prohibition of and Penalties for Acts Impeding Safety: Ms Akemi Inukai
Unruly Passenger: Ms. Michelle Karenborough
Tea break
Hijack – Alitalia 1982 : Sri Lankan Airlines
Hijack Experience of a Cabin Crew: Mr. Francis Cabel
A Survival Experience of the SQ 006 Accident: Mr. Cyrano Latiff
Lunch
Q & A Session
Closing Remarks: PC COSCAP-SA

18. Q&A 30 minutes allocated for Q&A after each session
Q&A Cards will be provided
State the name of speaker the question is directed to
Write your question
Completed Q&A cards will be forwarded to the speaker to answer your question

19. Special Thanks Airbus industries for the sponsorship of this seminar
Ms. Dunn and Ms Rice for sparing their personal time in organising this seminar
Association of Flight Attendants for their presentations at this seminar
Mr Cyrano Latiff for sharing his experience in SQ006 accident
Etihad Airways for Mr Cabel ’s presentation
All CAAs from the 3 COSCAPs and airlines for their presentations
CASA and CAAS for their support
Regional office Admin and Support staff for attending to all logistics
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20. Cabin Safety Seminar
Introduction
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