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    The document outlines cabin crew positioning and responsibilities for Phoenix Air Boeing 737-300 flights with 3 or 4 cabin crew. It details seating positions for takeoff and landing, evacuation, boarding, safety demonstrations, and refueling with passengers on board. The purser sits near the front left door while the other crew members are spaced throughout the cabin. Crew responsibilities and positioning may vary slightly depending on the number of crew members.

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    Cabin Crew Duties 300 Service Safety

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    The document outlines cabin crew positioning and responsibilities for Phoenix Air Boeing 737-300 flights with 3 or 4 cabin crew. It details seating positions for takeoff and landing, evacuation, boarding, safety demonstrations, and refueling with passengers on board. The purser sits near the front left door while the other crew members are spaced throughout the cabin. Crew responsibilities and positioning may vary slightly depending on the number of crew members.

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    The document outlines cabin crew positioning and responsibilities for Phoenix Air Boeing 737-300 flights with 3 or 4 cabin crew. It details seating positions for takeoff and landing, evacuation, boarding, safety demonstrations, and refueling with passengers on board. The purser sits near the front left door while the other crew members are spaced throughout the cabin. Crew responsibilities and positioning may vary slightly depending on the number of crew members.

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    1.

    CABIN CREW POSITIONS BOEING 737-300


    Al Phoenix Air Boeing 737-300 require 3 Cabin Crew members (minimum-normal), including a Purser.
    Phoenix Air flights may include 3 or 4 Cabin Crew on board, depending on the flights.
    1.1 Cabin Crew Seating Positions for Takeoff and Landing
    There is a double jump seat at the front of the aircraft and two single jump seats at the rear.

    4 CABIN CREW

    Purser: Forward Cabin Crew member station, seat outboard (1L door).
    Cabin Crew member number 2 (CC2): Aft. Cabin Crew member station, seat outboard (1 R door).
    Cabin Crew member number 3 (CC3): Aft. Cabin Crew member station, seat inboard (2R door).
    Cabin Crew member number 4 (CC4): Forward Cabin Crew member station, seat inboard (2L
    door).

    EY-545-3 CABIN CREW

    Purser: Forward Cabin Crew member station, seat outboard (1L door).
    Cabin Crew member number 2 (CC2): Aft. Cabin Crew member station (2 R door).
    Cabin Crew member number 3 (CC3): Aft. Cabin Crew member station (2L door).

    148 passengers. There is a double jump seat at the front of the aircraft, a double jump seat close to
    door 2R and one single jump seat close to 2L.

    4 CABIN CREW

    Purser: Forward Cabin Crew member station, seat outboard (1L door).
    Cabin Crew member number 2 (CC2): Aft. Cabin Crew member station, seat outboard (1 R door).
    Cabin Crew member number 3 (CC3): Aft. Cabin Crew member station, seat inboard (2R door).
    Cabin Crew member number 4 (CC4): Forward Cabin Crew member station (2L door).

    3 CABIN CREW

    Purser: Forward Cabin Crew member station, seat outboard (1L door).
    Cabin Crew member number 2 (CC2): Aft. Cabin Crew member station, seat inboard (2 R door).
    Cabin Crew member number 3 (CC3): Aft. Cabin Crew member station (2L door).

    1.2 Cabin Crew Seating Positions in case of Evacuation (On Ground/Ditching)


    They are the same positions as in normal situation for takeoff and landing (see 1.1)
    1.3 Cabin Crew Boarding Positions
    Cabin Crew Boarding Position with 4 Cabin Crew
    Purser and CC2 at the front, close to 1L/1R doors.
    CC4 in the over-wing area.

    CC3 at the rear, close to 2L/2R doors.

    Cabin Crew Boarding Position with 3 Cabin Crew


    Purser at the front, close to 1L/1R doors.
    CC2 in the over-wing area.
    CC3 at the rear, close to 2L/2R doors.

    1.4 Cabin Crew Demonstration Position


    Cabin Crew Demonstration Position with 4 Cabin Crew
    Purser at row number 1.
    CC2 at row number 8.
    CC4 at row number 17.
    CC3 at the rear galley reading the Passenger Announcements.
    Cabin Crew Demonstration Position with 3 Cabin Crew
    Purser at row number 1.
    CC3 at row number 12
    CC2 at the rear galley reading the Passenger Announcements.
    1.5 Cabin Crew Fuelling Position (Passengers on Board/Embarking/Disembarking)

    Cabin Crew Fuelling Position with 4 Cabin Crew


    Purser at row number 1 (in charge of 1L and 1R doors)
    CC2 and CC4 at over-wing area.
    CC3 at the rear galley (in charge of 1L and 1R doors)

    Cabin Crew Fuelling Position with 3 Cabin Crew


    Purser at row number 1 (in charge of 1L and 1R doors)
    CC2 at over-wing area.
    CC3 at the rear galley (in charge of 2L and 2R doors)

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