Cabin Attendants Sample Clauses
The 'Cabin Attendants' clause defines the requirements and responsibilities related to the personnel assigned to serve and ensure passenger safety and comfort in the cabin during a flight. Typically, this clause specifies the minimum number of attendants required, their qualifications, and their duties, such as conducting safety demonstrations and assisting passengers. Its core function is to ensure that flights are adequately staffed with trained personnel, thereby promoting passenger safety and regulatory compliance.
Cabin Attendants. (For example, in the event the Company operates a 747 aircraft with thirteen (13) or more working Cabin Attendants [Flight Service Manager and 12 Flight Attendants or more], TWA will provide two (2) additional crew rest seats).
Cabin Attendants. For scheduling purposes, 757 flights arriving or departing to or from Mexico and Caribbean stations will continue to be deemed "Domestic" and subject to all applicable provisions of Article 6 and Article 18
Cabin Attendants. 7.01.01 Responsibilities
Cabin Attendants
