Requisitos mínimos de tripulación de cabina
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1:50
crew to seat ratio
Regulations require a minimum of one flight attendant per 50 passenger seats, primarily for safety rather than service reasons.
Explicación
The 1:50 ratio is set by most aviation authorities including the FAA and EASA. It ensures enough crew to manage emergency evacuations within 90 seconds. Most full-service airlines staff well above the minimum for customer service. A Boeing 777 with 300 seats requires at least 6 flight attendants, but airlines typically operate with 10-12 for service quality.