Abstract: For rescue equipment in a passenger cabin in a vessel especially a helicopter in case of an emergency landing at sea, a line is provided floatable in water and extending to a cabin exit (13), preferably to an exit at each end of the cabin. The floating line is attached to the cabin ceiling (11) by anchoring lines (15) distributed along the length of the floatable line (14).

Abstract: A training device for drilling rescue procedures with crews and passengers in helicopters, aircraft, ships, cars, and the like comprises a cabin that is suspended from a turnable support permitting the cabin to be turned upside-down about a horizontal axis. The device comprises a track, preferably having two rails, that is attached vertically at the edge of a quay, or a ship's side, a raft, or the like adjacent a body of water. A carriage or a sledge is provided that may be driven vertically along the track to a position wherein the carriage and cabin is submerged in the body of water. The turnable support is permanently attached to the sledge or carriage and the cabin is attached to the turnable support in such a manner as to be easily removed, so that the cabin can be replaced by other kinds of cabins in a simple manner.