CABIN SINGLE CABIN NO ZONES CLEAR VISIBILITY LOW PHYSICAL ENERGY REQUIREMENTS GOOD ERGONOMICS.

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CABIN SINGLE CABIN NO ZONES CLEAR VISIBILITY LOW PHYSICAL ENERGY REQUIREMENTS GOOD ERGONOMICS

COMMUNICATION AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS MINIMAL HUMAN ERRORS ARE REDUCED SITUATION AWARENESS IS EASIER TO ATTAIN ERROR CHAIN IS REDUCED CLEARER MENTAL MODEL SIMPLE COMMUNICATION

SYNERGY FEW OBSTACLES TO PREVENT CREW DEVELOPING SYNERGY WITH SO FEW CREW, MISUNDERSTANDINGS ARE REDUCED NO ROOM FOR LACK OF CREW CO-OPERATION AIRCRAFT TOO SMALL NOT TO SHARE INFORMATION

DISADVANTAGES NEW CABIN CREW WORKING AT THE BACK ON THEIR OWN ISOLATED RESPONSIBLE FOR 50% OF AIRCRAFT AND REAR DOORS

LOCKED FLIGHT DECK DOOR CREW FAMILIAR JUST ANOTHER PROCEDURE SHORT FLIGHTS OPENED IF A SERIOUS EMERGENCY OCCURS

RESULT AN IDEAL SAFE AND EFFICIENT ENVIRONMENT TO CARRY OUT SUCCESSFUL CRM