| 英文摘要 |
The existing literature has indicated the significant impact of cockpit crew on flight safety, but only a few studies mention the importance of cabin crew in cabin safety. Therefore, this study employs means-end chain model to explore the handling experiences and personal value perceptions of cabin crew facing cabin safety incidents, in order to understand the inherent attitudes and value systems of cabin crew towards cabin safety. Data was obtained through structured interviews with cabin crew, and content analysis was performed to generate a matrix of meanings and a hierarchy of values. The analysis results revealed that cabin crew facing cabin safety incidents can be classified into four beneficial values: accumulated experience, enhanced alertness, emotional regulation, and steadfastness. Three ultimate values were also identified: the importance of flight safety, the importance of communication, and a sense of achievement. Additionally, the mental and physical states of cabin crew, along with their accumulated experiences, and passengers' safety awareness, were identified as important factors in maintaining cabin safety. Finally, based on the research findings, recommendations for enhancing cabin safety are proposed. |