Aircraft Emergency Procedures
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What is the procedure after Compliance in a 30-second review?

  • Start shouting commands
  • Check the cabin equipment
  • Conduct a briefing
  • Take your jumpseat and observe the cockpit (correct)
  • What is the purpose of floor-level exits?

  • To access the cockpit
  • To store additional cabin equipment
  • To deploy a slide raft in emergency situations (correct)
  • To provide an additional exit route
  • When should flight attendants stop shouting commands?

  • After the evacuation is complete (correct)
  • When the captain gives the signal
  • After the 'Brace, Brace, Brace' command
  • After compliance
  • What is the remedy if slides do not automatically deploy?

    <p>Pull the manual inflation handle</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of the Ditching Emergency Checklist?

    <p>To prepare for a water landing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is an overwing exit used for?

    <p>As a last resort in a water ditching</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should passengers be informed about during an emergency evacuation?

    <p>Brace positions, closest exits, and staying away from the aircraft once they exit</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary responsibility of FA 'A' after initiating an evacuation?

    <p>Notify the captain that the cabin is secured</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the first section of Step 1 in the Ditching Emergency Checklist?

    <p>Conduct Briefing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of the 30-second review?

    <p>To observe the sterile cockpit</p> Signup and view all the answers

    During an emergency landing, what should the cabin lights be set to?

    <p>Outside conditions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of the silent 30-second review during an emergency evacuation?

    <p>To review CLUE: Commands, Lights, Usable ABPs, and Exits</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the first phase of an emergency evacuation?

    <p>Get Prepared!</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Under what circumstances would a flight attendant initiate an evacuation?

    <p>When the pilots are incapacitated or life-threatening conditions dictate</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the responsibility of all flight attendants during an emergency evacuation?

    <p>All of the above</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How long should a flight attendant wait before attempting to contact the flight deck during an emergency evacuation?

    <p>20 seconds</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which Flight Attendant is responsible for briefing 6 ABPs for exits 1L and 1R on an A320?

    <p>A</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary exit for Flight Attendant A on an A320?

    <p>1L</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the alternate jumpseat assignment for Flight Attendant A on an A320?

    <p>PAX seat 1C</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which Flight Attendant is responsible for briefing 6 ABPs for exits 2L and 2R on an A321?

    <p>E</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary exit for Flight Attendant B on an A321?

    <p>4L</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the alternate jumpseat assignment for Flight Attendant D on an A321?

    <p>PAX seat 27F</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which Flight Attendant is responsible for briefing 6 ABPs for exits 3L and 3R on an A321NEO?

    <p>E</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary exit for Flight Attendant E on an A321NEO?

    <p>3R</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the alternate jumpseat assignment for Flight Attendant A on an A321NEO?

    <p>PAX seat 1C</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which Flight Attendant assists all FAs as needed on an A321NEO?

    <p>D</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of the briefing in Step 2 of the emergency evacuation procedure?

    <p>To select and reseat able-bodied passengers</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should flight attendants do with service animals during an emergency evacuation?

    <p>Pad the surface area around them</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of the customer brace positions?

    <p>To ensure passenger safety during an emergency evacuation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should flight attendants reference for applicable customer brace positions?

    <p>The safety information card</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of selecting able-bodied passengers (ABPs) during an emergency evacuation?

    <p>To assist with evacuating passengers who require special assistance</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should flight attendants do with passengers who require special assistance during an emergency evacuation?

    <p>Solicit buddies to assist with their evacuation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary responsibility of flight attendants during an emergency evacuation?

    <p>To assist with evacuating passengers who require special assistance</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should flight attendants do during Step 2 of the emergency evacuation procedure?

    <p>Select, brief, and reseat able-bodied passengers</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you do when evacuating an infant?

    <p>Hold the infant in your lap, facing forward.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What command should you give when proceeding to the exit?

    <p>Out of my way!</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you do with a service animal during an evacuation?

    <p>Hold the animal in your lap, without removing the harness.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What instruction should you give to non-ambulatory customers during an evacuation?

    <p>Wait for assistance from 'buddies' before evacuating.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of ABP commands during an evacuation?

    <p>To lead people away from the aircraft after exiting.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you do after opening the exit during an evacuation?

    <p>Reassess conditions outside the aircraft before proceeding.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When should non-ambulatory customers evacuate during an emergency?

    <p>After the main flow of traffic has evacuated.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you say to passengers when giving them evacuation instructions?

    <p>Stay low, jump, and look out the window!</p> Signup and view all the answers

    On an A320, what is the primary exit for Flight Attendant C?

    <p>1R</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which Flight Attendant briefs a total of 12 ABPs on an A321?

    <p>C</p> Signup and view all the answers

    On an A321NEO, what is the alternate jumpseat assignment for Flight Attendant E?

    <p>PAX seat 29F</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary jumpseat assignment for Flight Attendant A on an A320?

    <p>FWD jumpseat, outboard (door)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    On an A321, what is the primary exit for Flight Attendant D?

    <p>3L</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which Flight Attendant is responsible for briefing 6 ABPs for exits 4L and 4R on an A321?

    <p>B</p> Signup and view all the answers

    On an A321NEO, what is the primary exit for Flight Attendant C?

    <p>1R</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which Flight Attendant has primary jumpseat assignment AFT jumpseat, outboard (door) on an A320?

    <p>D</p> Signup and view all the answers

    On an A321, what is the primary jumpseat assignment for Flight Attendant E?

    <p>3R door jumpseat</p> Signup and view all the answers

    On an A321NEO, which Flight Attendant assists all FAs as needed?

    <p>D</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Exit Responsibilities A320

    • FA Exit Responsibilities:
      • A: 1L (primary), 1R (secondary)
      • B: 2L (primary), 2R (secondary)
      • C: 1R (primary), 1L (secondary)
      • D: 2R (primary), 2L (secondary)

    Jumpseat Assignments A320

    • A320 Flight Attendant Jumpseat Locations and Alternate Seats:
      • A: FWD jumpseat, outboard (door) / PAX seat 1C
      • B: AFT A/C left jumpseat, outboard (door) / AFT FWD facing (swivel) jumpseat or AFT A/C right jumpseat, inboard (aisle)
      • C: FWD jumpseat, inboard (aisle) / PAX seat 1D
      • D: AFT A/C right jumpseat, outboard (door) / AFT A/C right jumpseat, inboard (aisle) or AFT FWD facing (swivel) jumpseat

    Brief ABPs - A320

    • Brief ABPs (Able Bodied Passengers) for each exit:
      • A: 6 ABPs (3 per exits 1L and 1R)
      • B: 6 ABPs (3 per exits 2L and 2R)
      • C: 12 ABPs (3 per OWE)
      • D: Assists as needed

    Exit Responsibilities A321

    • FA Exit Responsibilities:
      • A: 1L (primary), 1R (secondary)
      • B: 4L (primary), 4R (secondary)
      • C: 1R (primary), 1L (secondary)
      • D: 3R (primary), 3L (secondary)
      • E: 2L (primary), 2R (secondary)

    Jumpseat Assignments A321

    • A321 Flight Attendant Jumpseat Locations and Alternate Seats:
      • A: FWD jumpseat, outboard (door) / PAX seat 1C
      • B: AFT A/C left jumpseat, outboard (door) / AFT A/C right jumpseat, outboard (door)
      • C: FWD jumpseat, inboard (aisle) / PAX seat 1D
      • D: 3R door jumpseat / PAX seat 27F
      • E: 2L door jumpseat / PAX seat 13A

    Brief ABPs - A321

    • Brief ABPs (Able Bodied Passengers) for each exit:
      • A: 6 ABPs (3 per exits 1L and 1R)
      • B: 6 ABPs (3 per exits 4L and 4R)
      • E: 6 ABPs (3 per exits 2L and 2R)
      • D: 6 ABPs (3 per exits 3L and 3R)
      • C: Assists as needed

    Exit Responsibilities A321NEO

    • FA Exit Responsibilities:
      • A: 1L (primary), 1R (secondary)
      • B: 4L (primary), 4R (secondary)
      • C: 1R (primary), 1L (secondary)
      • D: 4R (primary), 4L (secondary)
      • E: 3R (primary), 3L (secondary)

    Jumpseat Assignments A321NEO

    • A321NEO Flight Attendant Jumpseat Locations and Alternate Seats:
      • A: FWD jumpseat, outboard (door) / PAX seat 1C
      • B: AFT jumpseat (lavatory door) / AFT A/C right jumpseat, inboard (aisle) or PAX seat 41C
      • C: FWD jumpseat, inboard (aisle) / PAX seat 1D
      • D: AFT A/C right jumpseat, outboard (door) / AFT A/C right jumpseat, inboard (aisle) or PAX seat 40D
      • E: 3R door jumpseat / PAX seat 29F

    Brief ABPs - A321NEO

    • Brief ABPs (Able Bodied Passengers) for each exit:
      • A: 6 ABPs (3 per exits 1L and 1R)
      • B: 6 ABPs (3 per exits 4L and 4R)
      • C: 12 ABPs (3 per OWE)
      • E: 6 ABPs (3 per exits 3L and 3R)
      • D: Assists all FAs as needed

    Emergency Landing Checklists

    • Step 4: Prepare Cabin
        1. FAM 30.15 TAXI ANNOUNCEMENTS
        1. Flight Attendant Preparation
      • 30 Second Review-ALWAYS
        • C – Commands
        • L – Lights & Signals
        • U – Usable ABPs
        • E – Exit Responsibility & Operation

    Unplanned Emergencies

    • Commands:
      • When to start shouting commands
      • What to say when hearing: “Brace, Brace, Brace”, “Remain Seated, Remain Seated”, “Evacuate, Evacuate”
      • When to stop shouting commands

    Slide Raft Exits

    • Floor-level exits equipped with a detachable slide raft
    • Overwing exits: last resort in a water ditching, not detachable, cannot be used as a raft
    • Failure to automatically deploy: slides may not inflate due to aircraft not dropping to a 45-degree angle; remedy: pull manual inflation handle

    Ditching Emergency Checklist – A320

    • Step 1: Conduct Briefing
      • Confirm passenger understanding:
        • Brace positions
        • Closest exits
        • Leave everything
        • Stay away from the aircraft once they exit
        1. FA “A”: Notify Captain cabin secured
        1. FA “A”: Set cabin lights to outside conditions
        1. All FAs: Assume jumpseat position
        1. All FAs: Silent 30-second review (CLUE)
        1. All FAs: Await signals

    Four Phases of an Evacuation

    • Phase 1: Get Prepared
      • 30-second silent review: CLUE (Commands, Lights, Usable ABPs, Exits)
    • Phase 2: Get Out
    • Phase 3: Get Away
    • Phase 4: Get in Touch

    Customer Brace Positions

    • Standard brace position: no specific information provided
    • Alternate brace position: no specific information provided
    • Infant brace positions:
      • Adult holding infant: hold infant in lap, facing forward
      • Child Restraint System (CRS): use CRS for infant
    • Service animal:
      • Keep service animal on harness
      • Pad the surface area around the animal

    Evacuation Commands

    • Mid-Cabin door evacuation:
      • "Out of my way!"
      • Assess exit while shouting "Stand back, hold people back!"
      • Hold onto the white handle after reassessing and just lift up the handle
      • Open exit, pull manual inflation handle, reassess conditions outside the aircraft
      • ABP commands: "You lead people away, You two stay at the bottom, pull people off, send them away."
      • "Come this way," "Stay Low, Jump."
      • Then say: "Look out the window, if it's safe open it!"

    Slide Techniques

    • Infants:
      • Leave carrier in seat (take only the baby)
      • Hold child in lap, facing forward
      • Sit and scoot if time allows
    • Non-English speaking customers and parents with more than one child:
      • Assign "buddies" to assist
    • Service animals/guide dogs:
      • DO NOT remove harness, hold in lap
    • Customers with Disabilities:
      • Assign "buddies" to assist
      • Sit and scoot method
      • Move customer by shoulders
      • Non-ambulatory and attendants should evacuate AFTER the main flow of traffic
      • Reasonable effort should be made to evacuate disabled customers; however, do not compromise your own safety or the safety of other customers

    Exit Responsibilities

    • A320:
      • FA A: Primary Exit 1L, Secondary Exit 1R
      • FA B: Primary Exit 2L, Secondary Exit 2R
      • FA C: Primary Exit 1R, Secondary Exit 1L
      • FA D: Primary Exit 2R, Secondary Exit 2L
    • A321:
      • FA A: Primary Exit 1L, Secondary Exit 1R
      • FA B: Primary Exit 4L, Secondary Exit 4R
      • FA C: Primary Exit 1R, Secondary Exit 1L
      • FA D: Primary Exit 3R, Secondary Exit 3L
      • FA E: Primary Exit 2L, Secondary Exit 2R
    • A321NEO:
      • FA A: Primary Exit 1L, Secondary Exit 1R
      • FA B: Primary Exit 4L, Secondary Exit 4R
      • FA C: Primary Exit 1R, Secondary Exit 1L
      • FA D: Primary Exit 4R, Secondary Exit 4L
      • FA E: Primary Exit 3R, Secondary Exit 3L

    Briefing ABPs

    • A320:
      • Brief 6 ABPs: 3 per exits 1L and 1R
      • Brief 6 ABPs: 3 per exits 2L and 2R
    • A321:
      • Brief 6 ABPs: 3 per exits 1L and 1R
      • Brief 6 ABPs: 3 per exits 2L and 2R
      • Brief 6 ABPs: 3 per exits 3L and 3R
      • Brief 6 ABPs: 3 per exits 4L and 4R
    • A321NEO:
      • Brief 6 ABPs: 3 per exits 1L and 1R
      • Brief 6 ABPs: 3 per exits 2L and 2R
      • Brief 6 ABPs: 3 per exits 3L and 3R
      • Brief 6 ABPs: 3 per exits 4L and 4R

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    This quiz covers essential procedures and safety protocols in case of an emergency on an aircraft, including evacuation procedures, exit types, and checklist purposes.

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