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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) calls on airlines to reassess their emergency evacuation procedures.
In a press release issued Friday, the organization has asked airlines to view their flight training, announcements and order procedures in case of emergency situations.
“Passengers have already carried their carry-on items with them,” the release noted.
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“This will slow evacuation and put life at risk. Carrying items with you can also damage it. Emergency slideshow. ”
The FAA recommends passenger outreach and education activities for operators, while also leveraging its Safety Management System (SMS) to achieve any risks and hazards.
The FAA requires airlines to review emergency evacuation procedures after they adopt items they carry during the latest evacuation. (aptn/sean O’Conor)
Many recent events have received widespread attention.
Before departure, an American Airlines flight 3023 was headed to Miami, Florida, Denver International Airport In July.
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In the incident, a total of 173 passengers and 6 occupants were on the Boeing 737 MAX 8.
People can see Leave the plane Fox News Digital reported that on the emergency slide before fleeing the plane, fire and smoke were observed under the plane.
in addition, Hawaiian Airlines Flights had to be moved to the San Diego tarmac due to possible bomb threats in May.
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Nearly 300 Passengers were evacuated At the time, when multiple law enforcement agencies searched Honolulu planes, Fox News Digital reported at the time.
Before departure, American Airlines flight 3023 to Miami, Florida was evacuated while at Denver International Airport in July. The above is the scene of the event. (Instagram/@High Migration Fishing)
One person was arrested and police confirmed that nothing suspicious was found on the plane.
In April, Delta plane Reuters reported that the plane caught fire when the gate of Orlando International Airport in Florida left the gate.
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The plane carried 300 passengers, resulting in sliding evacuation.
Landon Mion of Fox News Digital, and Reuters, contributed the report.
