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Boeing 737-236 series 1, G-BGJL: Main document - Leonardo

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Air steward 9 years.<br />

Promoted Purser 5 May 1985.<br />

Safety Equipment and Procedures (SEP)<br />

refresher and check undertaken<br />

3 and 4 January 1985.<br />

Worked a duty period of<br />

7 hours 39 minutes the previous day.<br />

Duty time:<br />

Rest period before reporting for the accident<br />

flight, 14 hours 36 minutes. The 3 days<br />

before the previous duty period were free of<br />

duty.<br />

1.5.3.2<br />

Forward Stewardess (No 4):<br />

Aged 26 years<br />

Employed on a seasonal contract from May 1984<br />

until 31 October 1984. SEP certificate for<br />

<strong>Boeing</strong> <strong>737</strong> and L 1011 TriStar aircraft dated 1<br />

June 1984. Re-employed April 1985,<br />

SEP certificate <strong>Boeing</strong> <strong>737</strong> and L1011<br />

TriStar<br />

aircraft renewed 11 April 1985.<br />

Subsequently employed on a permanent<br />

basis.<br />

Duty time:<br />

Duty and rest periods were as for the purser. The<br />

preceding 2 days were free of duty.<br />

1.5.3.3<br />

Rear stewardess (No 2):<br />

Aged 23 years<br />

Employed on a seasonal contract February 1985.<br />

Initial entry SEP certificate for <strong>Boeing</strong> <strong>737</strong> and<br />

L1011 TriStar aircraft dated 26 February 1985.<br />

Aircraft familiarisation for <strong>Boeing</strong> <strong>737</strong> and<br />

L1011 TriStar aircraft was completed on 15 and<br />

16 March 1985 respectively. Previous<br />

experience was from May to August 1984 with<br />

an independent <strong>Boeing</strong> 747 operator.

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