In a No Time Available emergency, how many ABPs are sent and where do they assist?

• A. Two ABPs to assist at the bottom of the slide
• B. Two ABPs to the doors
• C. One ABP to the slide
• D. Three ABPs to the bottom of the slide

Answer: (A)

In a No Time Available emergency, the aim is to get evacuees off the aircraft as quickly as possible, so ABPs are deployed where they can directly speed people to safety. Two ABPs are sent to the bottom of the slide to assist. They help manage the flow of passengers as they exit, ensure the slide remains clear and fully deployed, and guide evacuees away from the exit area to prevent bottlenecks. This placement maximizes the efficiency of the evacuation in a limited-time situation.