Gulfstream Flight Attendant Egress Simulation Training (FY28-32) GulfstreamFAEST26
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AI-generated · May 27, 2026Provide a training plan and in-depth training services, including aircraft classroom instruction and egress simulator training (initial and refresher), for USAF Gulfstream V (C-37A) and Gulfstream 550 (C-37B) aircraft, aligned with the USAF Cabin Operating Manual for each MDS and focused on flight attendant emergency procedures and emergency equipment.
The contractor must base all tasks in the Performance Work Statement on the USAF COM, ensuring flight attendants can perform all required tasks under emergency conditions. Training topics include Egress AFE, Fire Fighting Procedures/Training, Ditching Procedures/Training, Emergency Procedures, Aircraft Systems Training, Hazardous Materials Training, In-flight Illness Training, and Water Survival Training, to support the Operational Support Airlift and Executive Airlift division transporting high-level government employees and DoD officials.
The 763rd ESS is seeking potential sources who can provide a training plan which offers professional in-depth aircraft classroom and egress simulator training (initial and refresher training) on USAF aircraft, Gulfstream V (C-37A) and Gulfstream 550 (C-37B), in accordance with the USAF Cabin Operating Manual (COM) with particular focus on the flight attendant emergency procedures and emergency equipment. The contractor must base the training plan and the requirements of all tasks in the Performance Work Statement (PWS) on the USAF COM for each aircraft Mission Designation Series (MDS). Flight attendant training shall provide a thorough understanding and ability to perform all required flight attendant tasks when confronted with emergency conditions. The primary tasks that will be taught through this training are Egress Aircrew Flight Equipment (AFE), Fire Fighting Procedures/Training, Ditching Procedures/Training, Emergency Procedures, Aircraft Systems Training, Hazardous Materials Training, In-flight Illness Training, and Water Survival Training. This support is necessary to assist the Operational Support Airlift and Executive Airlift (OSA/EA) division with transportation to high-level government employees and DoD officials.
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