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Emergency training for aviation crews

CrewSafety’s Cabin Emergency Evacuation Trainer (CEET) and Real Fire Fighting Trainer deliver purpose-built, aircraft-based training environments to prepare crews to respond with confidence when it matters most.

Training delivered your way

Whether you need a fully delivered program or access to our purpose-built facility, CrewSafety works the way you do.

WET HIRE FULLY DELIVERED TRAINING

Our instructor team. Our facility.

A complete program delivered for your crews.

CrewSafety manages your cabin emergency evacuation, live fire and smoke, and emergency procedures training from start to finish.

DRY HIRE FACILITY ACCESS

Your instructors. Our facility.

Deliver your own program in a purpose-built training environment.

Your team receives access to the Business Jet Cabin Emergency Evacuation Trainer and Real Fire Fighting Trainer, booked around your schedule.

WET HIRE FULLY DELIVERED TRAINING

Our instructor team. Our facility.

A complete program delivered for your crews.

CrewSafety manages your cabin emergency evacuation, live fire and smoke, and emergency procedures training from start to finish.

DRY HIRE FACILITY ACCESS

Your instructors. Our facility.

Deliver your own program in a purpose-built training environment.

Your team receives access to the Business Jet Cabin Emergency Evacuation Trainer and Real Fire Fighting Trainer, booked around your schedule.

Cabin Emergency Evacuation Trainer (CEET)

Built from a real business jet aircraft structure, CrewSafety’s CEET is the only one of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere, giving crews unmatched realism in emergency evacuation training.

Crews can practise emergency evacuation procedures and cabin response scenarios in a dedicated training environment.

why it matters

Operators no longer need to use operational aircraft for emergency training, reducing time, cost and disruption while improving the quality and consistency of training outcomes.

key focus areas

Emergency evacuation training

Aircraft exit and door operation

Cabin layout familiarisation

Scenario-based evacuation drills

Crew confidence under pressure

TALK TO US ABOUT CREW TRAINING
Exterior of a plane cabin emergency exit training simulator in warehouse, with stair leading to front exit and CrewSafety branding on side of hull and mat in front of stairs
Inside a cabin emergency training simulator showing a close up of an oxygen mask that has been deployed from ceiling to be used
Inside plane cabin of a emergency evacutation training simulator showing the emergency exit
Inside a cabin evacuation emergency trainer (CEET) showing smoke simulation

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Inside cabin emergency evacuation trainer (CEET) simulator with smoke throughout cabin and oxygen mask deployed throughout
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CrewSafety Real Firefighter Simulator Control panel
Real firefighter simulator with crew training to extinguish laptop fire onboard plane
Real firefighter simulator with crew training extinguishing a fire in the overhead luggage compartment of a plane
Real firefighter smoke evacuation crew training on jet simulator

Real fire fighting training (RFFT)

CrewSafety’s RFFT is an Australian first, delivering realistic live fire and smoke training in a controlled aircraft-style environment.

Designed to prepare crews for the intensity of real emergency conditions, the RFFT can simulate smoke, heat, confined-space response and emerging onboard risks, including lithium battery fire scenarios.

why it matters

Many existing fire training methods are outdated or too removed from real aircraft conditions. CrewSafety’s RFFT provides true-to-life scenarios that better prepare crews for real emergencies.

key focus areas

Live fire response

Smoke and heat simulation

Confined-space scenarios

Aircraft cabin fire response

DISCUSS FIRE & SMOKE TRAINING
Exterior of a plane cabin emergency exit training simulator in warehouse, with stair leading to front exit and CrewSafety branding on side of hull and mat in front of stairs

Cabin Emergency Evacuation Trainer (CEET)

Built from a real business jet aircraft structure, CrewSafety’s CEET is the only one of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere, giving crews unmatched realism in emergency evacuation training.

Crews can practise emergency evacuation procedures and cabin response scenarios in a dedicated training environment.

why it matters

Operators no longer need to use operational aircraft for emergency training, reducing time, cost and disruption while improving the quality and consistency of training outcomes.

key focus areas

Emergency evacuation training

Aircraft exit and door operation

Cabin layout familiarisation

Scenario-based evacuation drills

Crew confidence under pressure

TALK TO US ABOUT CREW TRAINING
Inside CrewSafety's Real Fire Fighting Airline cabin simulator, the Flame Aviation V7000 Brigade

Real fire fighting training (RFFT)

CrewSafety’s RFFT is an Australian first, delivering realistic live fire and smoke training in a controlled aircraft-style environment.

Designed to prepare crews for the intensity of real emergency conditions, the RFFT can simulate smoke, heat, confined-space response and emerging onboard risks, including lithium battery fire scenarios.

why it matters

Many existing fire training methods are outdated or too removed from real aircraft conditions. CrewSafety’s RFFT provides true-to-life scenarios that better prepare crews for real emergencies.

key focus areas

Live fire response

Smoke and heat simulation

Confined-space scenarios

Aircraft cabin fire response

DISCUSS FIRE & SMOKE TRAINING

Emergency Training FAQs

What emergency training does CrewSafety provide?
CrewSafety provides aviation emergency procedures training, including cabin crew emergency training, evacuation training, live fire and smoke training, and scenario-based emergency response training.
Who is CrewSafety training designed for?
CrewSafety training is designed for cabin crew, pilots, airlines, business aviation operators, general aviation providers and defence aviation teams.
Which aviation authorities regulate cabin crew emergency training?

Cabin crew emergency training requirements are set by National Aviation Authorities (NAAs) in each jurisdiction. Key authorities include CASA (Civil Aviation Safety Authority) in Australia, the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) in the United States, EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) in Europe, and Transport Canada (TC) in Canada. CrewSafety’s training programs are designed to support operators in meeting their NAA’s emergency procedures requirements. We recommend operators confirm specific compliance obligations with their relevant authority.

Can CrewSafety support industries beyond aviation?
Yes. CrewSafety is aviation-led, but our realistic emergency training can also support safety-critical industries such as emergency services, defence, law enforcement, transport, logistics, offshore and industrial sectors.
What is a Cabin Emergency Evacuation Trainer?
A Cabin Emergency Evacuation Trainer is an aircraft-style training environment that allows crews to practise emergency evacuation procedures, aircraft exits and cabin response scenarios.
Does CrewSafety offer fire and smoke training?
Yes. CrewSafety’s Real Fire Fighting Trainer is the only one of its kind in Australia, providing crews and other high risk industries with the most realistic and up-to-date live fire and smoke training available.

In a controlled, confined environment, crews in high risk industries can practise real-world response to smoke, heat, confined-space fire scenarios and emerging onboard risks, including lithium battery fire events.