What is the recommended action during a "Cockpit/Cabin Fire"?

The recommended action during a "Cockpit/Cabin Fire" is to execute the appropriate emergency procedures as per BOLDFACE. This procedure is critical because BOLDFACE outlines specific, immediate actions that must be taken in emergency situations to ensure the safety of the crew and aircraft. These procedures are designed based on extensive testing and ensure the most effective response to various emergencies, including fires.

Following BOLDFACE procedures typically includes steps such as isolating the fire source and shutting down systems that could exacerbate the situation. This structured approach helps manage the emergency safely and reduces confusion during a high-stress event.

Other options, while they may seem relevant, could either lead to additional risks or fail to address the immediate threat effectively. Evacuating the aircraft immediately may be necessary once the aircraft is on the ground and the fire cannot be controlled, but it is not the initial action while in flight. Switching off all electrical systems could lead to loss of vital control functionalities and situational awareness. Using fire extinguishers in a controlled manner, although it may seem practical, should be part of the broader immediate actions prescribed in BOLDFACE and not a standalone response. Therefore, following the BOLDFACE emergency procedures ensures that all actions taken