现阶段，航空公司每年都会对所有的飞机开展安全检查，不但会对检测电缆的老

At this stage, airlines conduct safety inspections on all aircrafts every year. Not only will they detect the aging of the cables, but they will also use related machinery and equipment to detect flaws. However, it is particularly difficult to detect the problems completely and thoroughly. , Which means that it is impossible to completely avoid the on-board pressure loss. The cabin crew’s ability to respond to on-board pressure loss events is extremely important. Therefore, it is of great significance to strengthen the research in this field. <br>In the process of research and analysis, this paper elaborates on the definition and classification of on-board pressure loss, and on the basis of the importance of cabin crew to strengthen the on-board pressure loss response, and focuses on the current status and existing problems of cabin crew on the implementation of on-board pressure loss events. Mainly include the cabin crew's lack of safety awareness, lack of experience in handling the on-board pressure loss emergency, and lack of good communication with the crew members, as well as low psychological quality, and slow response to pressure loss events. Therefore, according to the problem, a strategy to protect the cabin crew's own safety under the on-board pressure loss is proposed, in order to further improve the cabin crew's ability to deal with the on-board pressure loss event. <br><br>Keywords: cabin crew, loss of pressure on board, emergencies

At this stage, airlines carry out safety inspection on all aircraft every year, not only to detect the aging of cables, but also with the help of relevant machinery and equipment. However, it is particularly difficult to completely and thoroughly detect the problems, which means that it is impossible to completely avoid on-board voltage loss, Therefore, it is of great significance to strengthen the research in this field.<br>In the process of research and analysis, on the basis of expounding the definition and classification of on-board pressure loss and the importance of cabin crew to strengthen on-board pressure loss response, this paper focuses on the implementation status and existing problems of on-board pressure loss events, mainly including cabin crew's lack of safety awareness and experience in handling on-board pressure loss emergencies, In addition, there is a lack of good communication with crew members, low psychological quality and slow response to pressure loss events. Therefore, according to the problems, the strategies to ensure the safety of cabin crew under on-board pressure loss are put forward, in order to further improve the ability of cabin crew to deal with on-board pressure loss events.<br>Key words: cabin crew, on-board pressure loss, emergency

At the present stage, airlines will carry out safety inspections on all aircraft every year, which will not only detect the aging of cables, but also detect the defects with the help of related machines and equipment. However, it is particularly difficult to completely and thoroughly detect the problems, which means that it is impossible to completely avoid the on-board pressure loss, which is particularly important for the cabin crew's ability to cope with the on-board pressure loss events, so it is of great significance to strengthen the research in this field. In the process of research and analysis, on the basis of expounding the definition and classification of on-board pressure loss and the importance of cabin crew to strengthen on-board pressure loss response, this paper focuses on the present situation and existing problems of cabin crew's implementation of on-board pressure loss events, mainly including cabin crew's lack of safety awareness, experience in dealing with on-board pressure loss emergencies, lack of good communication with crew members, low psychological quality and slow response to pressure loss events. Therefore, according to the problems, this paper puts forward the strategies to ensure the cabin crew's own safety in case of on-board pressure loss, in order to further improve the cabin crew's ability to deal with on-board pressure loss events. Key words: cabin attendant, on-board pressure loss, emergency