A tragic accident occurred on the set of Marvel s "Wonder Man" at CBS Radford Studios in Studio City, resulting in the death of a crewmember. The man, identified as a rigger, fell from the rafters, as reported by Deadline. Marvel expressed condolences to the family and friends of the deceased and pledged support for the investigation into the accident.
conversely at the back of the aircraft, because it was tail up, the slide was very, very steep, which means it was very dangerous for passengers going down that slide. and in one of the videos, you can see the crewmember at that number for exit, that rear exit urging passengers forward, that they ve got a torch in their hand, waving it around, they ve got a torch in their hand, waving itaround, urging passengers to come back to the exit and go down that slide. that crewmember did an absolutely astounding job, he should get a medal. absolutely astounding “ob, he should get a medal.h absolutely astounding “ob, he should get a medal. what then are the key should get a medal. what then are the key lessons should get a medal. what then are the key lessons to - should get a medal. what then are the key lessons to be - are the key lessons to be learned from that incident, and involving two aircraft?- involving two aircraft? from the evacuation involving two aircraft? from the evacua
difficult for passengers to move, especially if they had to go back up to use the rear exit. the front exits, the slide, because it was nosedown, the slide would not deploy correctly they were on a very shallow angle, which means the flow of passengers down the slides was very slow. and conversely at the back of the aircraft, because it was tail up, the slide was very, very steep, which means it was very dangerous for passengers going down that slide. and in one of the videos, you can see the crewmember at that number four exit, that rear exit urging passengers forward, that they ve got a torch in their hand and waving it around, urging passengers to come back to the exit and go down that slide. that crewmember did an absolutely astounding job, he should get a medal. what then are the key lessons to be learned from this incident involving two aircraft? from the evacuation point of view, one of the things that made this
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programme, which typically is six monthly, and it is a court function for them and you will hear operators saying the crew are here for your safety, and this is exactly where that comes home to roost. so they will open the doors and theirjob thenis will open the doors and theirjob then is to guide people out. sometimes they will put the crewmember down the slide to help people at the bottom. so from some of these wide body aircraft, a 380, 777, 350 and the like, you can be coming down from quite a height at quite a speed and it is not unusual for people to have injuries so having someone at the bottom of the slide to collect is fine, but you just need people to get up and get moving and get to the nearest exit because that is what you need to do and if the exit is not open, sometimes they will deliberately keep an exit closed because there is a hazard outside. so in this scenario, where they know, for