Narrative:

We received a call from maintenance control that aircraft flight was coming in with an emergency depressurization and all masks deployed. We then repacked all the masks. Later; aircraft had a rapid decompression and cabin mask dropped. Rows 11D/east; 8A/B/C and aft lavatory did not deploy. To prevent this from recurring; it could be made an inspection item. Also; we could do an operations check of the door release to the door stop. Also; we could review the training video once a yr. My training date of oxygen mask packing video was more than 1 yr ago.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A B737-700 HAD A RAPID DECOMPRESSION WITH PAX OXYGEN MASKS DEPLOYED. DURING A SUBSEQUENT RAPID DECOMPRESSION; SEVERAL MASKS FAILED TO DEPLOY AND REQUIRED REPAIR.

Narrative: WE RECEIVED A CALL FROM MAINT CTL THAT ACFT FLT WAS COMING IN WITH AN EMER DEPRESSURIZATION AND ALL MASKS DEPLOYED. WE THEN REPACKED ALL THE MASKS. LATER; ACFT HAD A RAPID DECOMPRESSION AND CABIN MASK DROPPED. ROWS 11D/E; 8A/B/C AND AFT LAVATORY DID NOT DEPLOY. TO PREVENT THIS FROM RECURRING; IT COULD BE MADE AN INSPECTION ITEM. ALSO; WE COULD DO AN OPS CHK OF THE DOOR RELEASE TO THE DOOR STOP. ALSO; WE COULD REVIEW THE TRAINING VIDEO ONCE A YR. MY TRAINING DATE OF OXYGEN MASK PACKING VIDEO WAS MORE THAN 1 YR AGO.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of January 2009 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.