Insert any information on the contents or use of the survival equipment. The following is an example of a basic survival kit. For flights across land areas which have been designated by the State concerned as an area in which search and rescue would be difficult, or at the discretion, survival kits will be carried on (Company pilot’s Name) aircraft so as in the event of forced landing the passengers and crew can be provided with fire, shelter, drinking water and a means of signaling. State AIPs can be accessed through the ICAO GIS Portal at . The following basic kit will be carried when flying across land areas where search and rescue would be difficult: waterproof matches; means of providing shelter, a six-man dome tent or survival tarpaulin; water purification tablets; signal panel; signal mirror; hand axe; survival knife; survival manual; and instructions for use of the equipment. For flights over water where a life raft is required to be carried the following survival equipment will also be attached to the life raft: a pyrotechnic signaling device; a radar reflector; a life raft repair kit; a bailing bucket and sponge; a signaling mirror; a whistle; a raft knife; an inflation pump; a dye marker; a waterproof flashlight; a two day supply of water, calculated using the overload capacity of the raft, consisting of one pint of water per day for each person or a means of desalting or distilling salt water sufficient to provide an equivalent amount; a fishing kit; a book on sea survival; and a first aid kit containing antiseptic swabs, burn dressing compresses, bandages and anti-motion sickness pills. Information for Rescue Coordination Lists containing information on the emergency and survival equipment carried on board an airplane engaged in international air navigation shall be available for immediate communication to rescue coordination centers. The information shall include, as applicable: The number, color, and type of life rafts and pyrotechnics, Details of emergency medical supplies, Water supplies, and The type and frequencies of the emergency portable radio equipment.
Insert any information on the contents or use of the survival equipment. The following is an example of a basic survival kit. For flights across land areas which have been designated by the State concerned as an area in which search and rescue would be difficult, or at the pilot’s discretion, survival kits will be carried on (Company Name) aircraft so as in the event of forced landing the passengers and crew can be provided with fire, shelter, drinking water and a means of signaling. State AIPs can be accessed through the ICAO GIS Portal at . The following basic kit will be carried when flying across land areas where search and rescue would be difficult: waterproof matches; means of providing shelter, a six-man dome tent or survival tarpaulin; water purification tablets; signal panel; signal mirror; hand axe; survival knife; survival manual; and instructions for use of the equipment. For flights over water where a life raft is required to be carried the following survival equipment will also be attached to the life raft: a pyrotechnic signaling device; a radar reflector; a life raft repair kit; a bailing bucket and sponge; a signaling mirror; a whistle; a raft knife; an inflation pump; a dye marker; a waterproof flashlight; a two day supply of water, calculated using the overload capacity of the raft, consisting of one pint of water per day for each person or a means of desalting or distilling salt water sufficient to provide an equivalent amount; a fishing kit; a book on sea survival; and a first aid kit containing antiseptic swabs, burn dressing compresses, bandages and anti-motion sickness pills. Information for Rescue Coordination Lists containing information on the emergency and survival equipment carried on board an airplane engaged in international air navigation shall be available for immediate communication to rescue coordination centers. The information shall include, as applicable: The number, color, and type of life rafts and pyrotechnics, Details of emergency medical supplies, Water supplies, and The type and frequencies of the emergency portable radio equipment.