Airbus A320/A321/A321NEO Flight Attendant Procedures
Test your knowledge of Airbus A320/A321/A321NEO flight attendant procedures, including emergency equipment and supplies. Learn about the location of important items and their uses.
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Airbus A320/A321/A321NEO Flight Attendant Procedures
Quiz • 23 Questions
Airbus A320/A321/A321NEO Flight Attendant Procedures - Flashcards
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List of Questions23 questions
- Question 1
- To hold supplies including bio-hazard kits, medicine packets, and other items.
- Question 2
- Attached to the floor
- Secured by Velcro to the seat frame
- Tied to the seats
- Question 3
- True
- False
- Question 4
- Evacuation or if the PA becomes INOP (inoperative).
- Question 5
- 50 hours
- Question 6
- Dual entry
- No entry
- Triple entry
- Single entry
- Question 7
- bracket
- Question 8
- True
- False
- Question 9
- To document all maintenance activities
- To provide guidelines for pre-flight checks
- To identify equipment that may be inoperative under certain conditions
- To list all emergency equipment on the aircraft
- Question 10
- True
- False
- Question 11
- operative
- Question 12
- Question 13
- Notify Flight Deck immediately and document on Cabin Condition Report.
- Question 14
- To provide oxygen for passengers in case of emergency
- To provide water in case of emergency
- To extinguish fires
- To clean the cabin air
- Question 15
- Turn on/off control knob counter-clockwise to 2 liters/minute or 4 liters/minute position to start flow of oxygen. Number must be clearly displayed. Notify Flight Deck of the intent to use oxygen.
- Question 16
- A
- Question 17
- Question 18
- 175°
- Question 19
- The door locks
- An alarm sounds
- The lock disengages
- The extinguisher discharges
- Question 20
- True
- False
- Question 21
- equipment
- Question 22
- Question 23
- Understand the differences between MEL, In-op, and No-Go items; Be familiar with the Cabin Condition Report; Identify the Cabin Emergency Equipment Zones for each Flight Attendant; Know the specific pre-flight responsibilities for every piece of cabin emergency equipment; Be aware of the Flight Deck emergency equipment and its use.
List of Flashcards23 flashcards
- Card 1HintThink of a list allowing some things to be broken.Memory TipMEL: Minimum Equipment = acceptable safety.
- Card 2HintThink of something simply not working.Memory TipIn-op: Inoperable = Not functioning.
- Card 3HintCritical equipment that prevents flight if not working.Memory TipNo-Go: No operation without it.
- Card 4HintWhat is the procedure for equipment issues?Memory TipReport quickly to crew, then document it.
- Card 5HintChecklist to verify emergency equipment.Memory TipTOSS: There, Operational, Sealed, Secured.
- Card 6HintFor use during low light conditions.Memory TipFlashlight: Like one at home, but for emergencies.
- Card 7HintTool for opening overhead compartments.Memory TipMRT: Manual Release = Open when needed.
- Card 8HintInflatable evacuation device.Memory TipSlide Pack: Fast inflation = Quick escape.
- Card 9HintWhere are the supplies located?Memory TipSupply Drawer: AFT Galley, everything is supplied.
- Card 10HintKit for handling hazardous materials.Memory TipBiohazard Kit: Protection from hazardous materials.
- Card 11HintSafety limitation for special seatbelts.Memory TipAirbag: All clear for adults only.
- Card 12HintCritical pre-flight coordination.Memory TipSeat Belt Communication: Count them all.
- Card 13HintMobility assistance in the cabin.Memory TipWheelchair: Helping passengers move freely.
- Card 14HintSnacks during long waits.Memory TipEDK: Extended Delay = Cookies only.
- Card 15HintFor announcements when PA fails.Memory TipMegaphone: Loud voice for emergencies.
- Card 16HintBuoyancy device under seats.Memory TipLife Vest: Floatation for passengers.
- Card 17HintSignal for help in water.Memory TipELT: Locating survivors ASAP.
- Card 18HintSpecific extinguisher for specific fire types.Memory TipWater Extinguisher: A is for Ash.
- Card 19HintNew extinguisher for multiple fire types.Memory TipHAFEX: Halon-Free for All Fires.
- Card 20HintBreathing device during a fire.Memory TipPBE: Protection from smoke
- Card 21HintFire safety in the lavatory.Memory TipLavatory Extinguisher: Automatic fire control.
- Card 22HintWarning lights for smoke detection.Memory TipSmoke Indicators: Lights and sounds alert.
- Card 23HintEmergency equipment accessible to pilots.Memory TipFlight Deck: Emergency tools for pilots.