Japan Airlines ignition
Before taking off from Boston Airport in the United States, a Japanese Airlines Boeing 787 passenger plane suddenly caught fire in the cabin. The airliner was supposed to fly to Tokyo with 379 passengers and 12 crew members. Fortunately, the crew quickly activated the emergency plan without any casualties and successfully evacuated all personnel. The incident was called a "miracle" by British civil aviation experts, who highly praised and respected the Japanese Airlines crew.
Immediately after the accident, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) launched an investigation. According to preliminary reports, the cause of the accident may have been a short circuit in the lithium battery of the passenger aircraft, which caused the wires and insulation materials in the cabin to catch fire. This situation is very dangerous because the fire of lithium batteries is very difficult to extinguish and produces toxic fumes. If left untreated, it could lead to a larger explosion or even a crash of the airliner.
However, the crew of Japan Airlines has demonstrated extraordinary professionalism and emergency response capabilities. After discovering the fire, they immediately notified the fire department at the airport and activated the emergency slide as required, allowing all passengers and themselves to quickly flee the plane. In less than 20 minutes, the entire process completed the evacuation of 379 people, which was perfect.
Moreover, they also made a detail that all passengers should not take their luggage when escaping. This is very important because picking up luggage wastes time, affects efficiency, and even causes congestion and injury. In addition, there may be some dangerous items in the luggage, such as lighters, perfumes, etc. If a fire breaks out, it may exacerbate the fire or cause an explosion.
British civil aviation experts were amazed by this professionalism and emergency response capabilities. They say the Japanese Airlines crew is one of the best they've ever seen. Their behavior is a perfect textbook escape Xi that all airlines and passengers should learn Xi. They also called on the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) to use this incident as a case in order to improve the level of global aviation safety.
In fact, the crew of Japan Airlines not only showed great skill in the accident, but also was very strict and professional in their daily training and work. It is understood that Japan Airlines crew members receive simulation training at least twice a year, including various possible emergencies such as fire, loss of pressure, robbery, etc. They must also undergo regular medical examinations and psychological tests to ensure that their physical and mental condition is up to the demands of flying. At work, they should also follow strict rules and regulations, such as not drinking, smoking, and not using mobile phones. Their goal is to provide passengers with the safest and most comfortable flight experience.
Salute to all the Japanese Airlines crew members who caught fire! Their professionalism and emergency response capabilities make us feel the charm and responsibility of the aviation industry. Their stories also make us reflect on our roles and obligations as passengers. When we are on an airplane, can we also follow the instructions of the crew and escape quickly without luggage? Can we also respect the work of the crew and not cause them trouble and trouble? Can we understand the hard work of the crew and give them a smile and a thank you? Let's contribute to aviation safety and let us praise the crew of Japan Airlines!