What should be repeated to the crew and synchronized during an emergency?

The emphasis during an emergency is on clear and coordinated communication among the crew to ensure everyone is on the same page. One of the most critical elements that should be repeated and synchronized is the emergency procedures. These procedures provide the necessary guidance on how to handle the situation effectively, ensuring all crew members understand their roles and responsibilities, which is vital for maintaining order and safety during chaotic moments.

In an emergency, having a well-known set of emergency procedures helps prevent miscommunication and errors, allowing for swift and efficient actions. This synchronization fosters a cohesive response where all crew members are aware of the steps being taken and can react accordingly, working together to mitigate the situation.

While instructions for passengers are also essential during an emergency, the crew must first ensure their own preparedness and understanding of the procedures before relaying protective measures to the passengers. Similarly, information contained in NASR (National Aeronautical Charting Runtime) and work schedules, while important in their contexts, are not the immediate priorities that require synchronization during a crisis. The correct focus is on emergency procedures for effective crew coordination.