Aircraft Safety Procedures
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Who is authorized to operate cabin doors?

  • Cabin crew and passengers
  • Cabin crew or engineers (correct)
  • Ground staff and engineers
  • Pilots and passengers
  • Which doors should be used for boarding and disembarking guests?

  • Forward cabin doors (correct)
  • Emergency exit doors
  • Rear cabin doors
  • Cargo doors
  • What is a hazard to be aware of when working under the aircraft?

  • Falling objects
  • Cold temperatures
  • Heat, suction, and blast (correct)
  • Electrical shock
  • Why is it important to inspect the ramp area regularly?

    <p>To check for Foreign Object Debris</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be done with loose clothing items such as caps when working under the aircraft?

    <p>Secure them to prevent loss</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be used to access the cargo access door control panel when it is out of reach from the ground?

    <p>Maintenance stairs or a belt loader</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is it important to allow adequate space for the door clearance of the cargo hold access door?

    <p>To prevent equipment from obstructing the door during operation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is permitted to manually operate the aircraft cargo hold doors?

    <p>Trained personnel only</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be done with the cargo access door control panel when it is not in use?

    <p>Close it when not opening/closing the cargo hold access door</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of cargo access doors does the note concerning maintenance stairs not apply to?

    <p>Main deck cargo access doors</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Cabin Door Operations

    • Cabin doors should only be operated by authorized personnel, including cabin crew and engineers.

    Boarding and Disembarking

    • Guests should enter and exit the aircraft through the forward cabin doors.
    • Cabin crew should supervise guest routes during boarding and disembarking.

    Safety Precautions

    • When working under the aircraft, be aware of constant hazards such as heat, suction, and blast.
    • Ensure loose clothing items, such as caps, are secured to prevent loss.

    Ramp Safety

    • Regularly inspect the ramp area for Foreign Object Debris (FOD) and other potential hazards.

    Aircraft Cargo Hold Doors Operation

    • Manual operation of aircraft cargo hold doors is restricted to trained personnel only.
    • To access the cargo access door control panel, which is out of reach from the ground, use maintenance stairs or a belt loader.
    • This guideline does not apply to main deck cargo access doors.

    Safety Precautions

    • Ensure adequate space for door clearance to prevent equipment from obstructing the door's free passage during opening and closing.
    • The cargo access door control panel must be closed when not in use, i.e., when not opening or closing the cargo hold access door.

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    Learn about essential safety protocols for cabin crew and engineers when operating cabin doors, boarding and disembarking guests, and preventing hazards on the aircraft ramp.

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