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Who is authorized to operate cabin doors?
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?
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?
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?
Why is it important to inspect the ramp area regularly?
What should be done with loose clothing items such as caps when working under the aircraft?
What should be done with loose clothing items such as caps when working under the aircraft?
What should be used to access the cargo access door control panel when it is out of reach from the ground?
What should be used to access the cargo access door control panel when it is out of reach from the ground?
Why is it important to allow adequate space for the door clearance of the cargo hold access door?
Why is it important to allow adequate space for the door clearance of the cargo hold access door?
Who is permitted to manually operate the aircraft cargo hold doors?
Who is permitted to manually operate the aircraft cargo hold doors?
What should be done with the cargo access door control panel when it is not in use?
What should be done with the cargo access door control panel when it is not in use?
Which type of cargo access doors does the note concerning maintenance stairs not apply to?
Which type of cargo access doors does the note concerning maintenance stairs not apply to?
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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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