SAE ARP 4072A-2016 Safety Considerations of Carry-On Baggage Relating to the Emergency Evacuation of Transport Category Aircraft.pdf

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5、16-05Superseding ARP4072Safety Considerations of Carry-On Baggage Relating to the Emergency Evacuation of Transport Category AircraftRATIONALEThis revision reflects updates to the references.FOREWORDInvestigations of transport category aircraft accidents have shown that items carried into the cabin

6、by passengers have posed hazards during emergencies. Items of carry-on baggage have dislodged during crash decelerations, striking passengers and cabin crewmembers, blocking access to emergency exits and impeding evacuations. During evacuations, attempts by passengers to retrieve and take their carr

7、y-on baggage when exiting the aircraft have slowed the evacuations, damaged the evacuation slide, and created the need to dispose of items taken from passengers during the evacuation. Passengers who use slides while carrying baggage have also been unable to stabilize their descent, adding to the ris

8、k of injury.1. SCOPEThis SAE Aerospace Recommended Practice (ARP) provides information and recommended guidelines for handling carry-on baggage prior to emergencies and during the emergency evacuation of transport category aircraft.Recommendations are provided on limiting the size, amount, and weigh

9、t of carry-on baggage brought into the cabin, improved stowage of carry-on baggage to minimize hazards to passengers in flight and during emergency evacuations, and procedures to ensure carry-on baggage is not removed during an emergency evacuation.2. REFERENCES2.1 Related PublicationsThe following

10、publications are provided for information purposes only and are not a required part of this SAE Aerospace Technical Report.SAE INTERNATIONAL ARP4072A Page 2 of 52.1.1 SAE PublicationsAvailable from SAE International, 400 Commonwealth Drive, Warrendale, PA 15096-0001, Tel: 877-606-7323 (inside USA an

11、d Canada) or +1 724-776-4970 (outside USA), www.sae.org.ARP1384 Passenger Safety Briefing Materials2.1.2 Code of Federal RegulationsAvailable from the United States Government Printing Office, 732 North Capitol Street, NW, Washington, DC 20401, Tel: 202-512-0000, www.gpoaccess.gov14 CFR 25 Airworthi

12、ness Standards: Transport Category Airplanes14 CFR 121 Operating Requirements: Domestic, Flag and Supplemental Operations14 CFR 382 Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Disability in Air Travel2.1.3 EASA PublicationsAvailable from European Aviation Safety Agency, Postfach 10 12 53, D-50452 Cologne, Ger

13、many, Tel: +49-221-8999-000, www.easa.eu.int.CS 25 Certification Specification for Large AeroplanesEU 965/2012 Air Operations2.1.4 FAA PublicationsAvailable from Federal Aviation Administration, 800 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20591, Tel: 866-835-5322, www.faa.gov.AC 91-62A Use of Child

14、Seats in AircraftAC 121-29B Carry-on Baggage2.1.5 ICAO PublicationsAvailable from International Civil Aviation Organization, 999 University Street, Montreal, Quebec H3C 5H7, Canada, Tel: +1 514-954-8219, www.icao.int/Annex 6, Part 1 Operation of Aircraft - International Commercial Air Transport - Ae

15、roplanes2.1.6 TCCA PublicationsAvailable from Transport Canada Civil Aviation, http:/www.canada.ca/en/services/transport/air/index.htmlCAR 525 Transport Category AeroplanesCAR 705 Commercial Air Services: Airline OperationsCASS 725 Commercial Air Services Standard: Airline Operations AeroplanesAC 60

16、5-003 Child Restraint SystemsSAE INTERNATIONAL ARP4072A Page 3 of 52.1.7 NTSB PublicationsAvailable from National Transportation Safety Board Headquarters, 490 LEnfant Plaza, SW, Washington, DC 20594, Tel: 202-314-6000, www.ntsb.gov.NTSB/SS-00/01 Safety Study: Emergency Evacuation of Commercial Airp

17、lanesA-00-87 Safety Recommendation Carry-on Baggage2.1.8 TSB PublicationsAvailable from Transportation Safety Board of Canada, 200 Promenade du Portage, Place du Centre, 4th floor, Gatineau QC K1A 1K8, Tel: +1 819-994-3741, www.tsb.gc.caSA9501 A Safety Study of Evacuations of Large Passenger-Carryin

18、g AircraftA-07-07 Safety Recommendation Carry-on Baggage2.2 DefinitionsCARRY-ON BAGGAGE: All items carried by passengers into the aircraft cabin. STOWAGE COMPARTMENTS: Aircraft stowage compartments approved for carry-on baggage can include:a. Overhead compartmentsb. Closetsc. Elevating coat racksd.

19、Storage bustlese. Garment bag modulesf. Carry-on baggage modulesg. Overhead racksh. Ceiling compartmentsUNDERSEAT STOWAGE: The space beneath the passenger seat that is bounded by the seat structure and includes restraint bars.2.3 Mandating and Recommending WordsSHALL indicates a mandatory criterion.

20、SHOULD indicates a criterion for which an alternative, including noncompliance, may be applied if it is documented and justified3. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS3.1 Every air carrier should establish a carry-on baggage control program to prevent the boarding of carry-on baggage that will exceed the weight, si

21、ze, shape, and total volume limitations of the approved stowage areas of the aircraft.SAE INTERNATIONAL ARP4072A Page 4 of 53.2 The carry-on baggage control program should:a. identify who is responsible for the acceptance or refusal of carry-on baggage;b. identify and publicize the criteria that wil

22、l be used for the acceptance or refusal of carry-on baggage;c. identify the procedures that will be used in acceptance or refusal of carry-on baggage; andd. identify the locations and under what conditions the screening will take place.3.3 Items of carry-on baggage shall not exceed the stowage space

23、 in the aircraft cabin and shall not exceed the placarded weight and dimensions of the storage area. Carry-on baggage shall be stowed underneath a passenger seat or in an approved stowage compartment listed in the carry-on baggage control program.3.4 The limitations on the size, number, and weight o

24、f carry-on baggage shall be visibly posted in passenger check-in areas both outside and inside the security zones of the terminal.3.5 Each item of carry-on baggage shall be assessed prior to boarding to ensure compliance with the limits specified in the air carriers carry-on baggage control program.

25、3.6 Underseat stowage should be limited to carry-on baggage that does not protrude into the main cabin aisle or beyond the rear edge of the seat bottom. This means that if a perpendicular line were drawn from the back of the seat bottom to the floor it would not intersect the stowed carry-on baggage

26、. Items of carry-on baggage should not cause obstruction to passenger movement to, from, or across any aisle or passageway and should not be capable of sliding forward underneath the restraint bars.NOTE: The dimensions of underseat stowage space vary by aircraft type/model and seat design; thus the

27、same item of carry-on baggage may not fit under all seats. In addition, some seat designs include accessory/video boxes, or life preservers, which may further reduce the underseat stowage space. shift under emergency load conditions. They shall not be placed in seat rows adjacent to an exit. They sh

28、all not block any signage or interfere with deployment of oxygen masks.3.6.1 Underseat stowage areas shall not be used unless the seat is equipped with a forward restraint bar and for locations bordering an aisle, a side restraint bar.3.6.2 Underseat stowage areas forward of an emergency exit should

29、 not be used unless there is provision for rearward restraint to prevent the carry-on baggage from becoming dislodged into the passageway/exit area.3.7 Carry-on baggage shall not be stowed in lavatories.3.8 If musical instruments do not fit into other approved areas, they should be placed on outboar

30、d seats in the front rows of each zone behind a rigid bulkhead and secured with approved restraint devices to ensure that the article will not 3.9 Animal kennels carried on board by passengers shall fit underneath a passenger seat.3.10 A child restraint system (CRS) shall not be placed in an exit ro

31、w seat, or in any location where it obstructs access to the aisle from an outboard seat or to an emergency exit. Passengers should be informed to leave the CRS in the seat during an evacuation.3.11 Passengers should be instructed, during the preflight safety briefing and via the safety information c

32、ards, to leave all carry-on baggage on the aircraft during an emergency evacuation.3.12 The cabin crew should verify that all items of carry-on baggage have been stowed in approved compartments/locations prior to closing the aircraft boarding door and during cabin checks prior to takeoff and landing

33、.SAE INTERNATIONAL ARP4072A Page 5 of 53.13 Stowage compartments containing carry-on baggage should be loaded so that they close easily, without forced effort, to ensure proper fit and latching. Compartments shall be closed and latched prior to movement of the aircraft on the surface and during take

34、-off, periods of in-flight turbulence and landing.3.14 Items of carry-on baggage shall not be stowed between a seat and a bulkhead, unless the bulkhead has provisions for the restraint of carry-on baggage.3.15 Stowage of carry-on baggage shall not interfere with direct and easy visual and physical a

35、ccess to, and use of, any emergency equipment.4. NOTES4.1 A change bar (l) located in the left margin is for the convenience of the user in locating areas where technical revisions, not editorial changes, have been made to the previous issue of this document. An (R) symbol to the left of the document title indicates a complete revision of the document, including technical revisions. Change bars and (R) are not used in original publications nor in documents that contain editorial changes only.PREPARED BY SAE COMMITTEE S-9, CABIN SAFETY PROVISIONS