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In the initial ditching commands for a prepared emergency, what is the first command given by the cabin crew?
In the initial ditching commands for a prepared emergency, what is the first command given by the cabin crew?
- Evacuate, Evacuate (correct)
- Fit life jackets
- Unfasten seat belts
- Leave everything behind
If a door exit is available during a ditching evacuation, what is the last command given by the cabin crew before they move towards the raft?
If a door exit is available during a ditching evacuation, what is the last command given by the cabin crew before they move towards the raft?
- Cabin clear, evacuating (correct)
- Get into the raft
- Pull toggles
- Move well away
What is the primary focus of the initial overwing exit commands?
What is the primary focus of the initial overwing exit commands?
- Ensuring passengers are prepared for the evacuation
- Maintaining order and preventing panic
- Explaining the evacuation process to passengers
- Directing passengers to a specific exit (correct)
During an evacuation, what is the primary safety instruction immediately after pulling the toggles on an unusable exit?
During an evacuation, what is the primary safety instruction immediately after pulling the toggles on an unusable exit?
When an evacuation is being conducted, what is the reason for the cabin crew to pause after saying 'Cabin Clear'?
When an evacuation is being conducted, what is the reason for the cabin crew to pause after saying 'Cabin Clear'?
Which of the following emergency commands is given by the Captain after a rapid depressurization, signaling the cabin crew to resume normal duties?
Which of the following emergency commands is given by the Captain after a rapid depressurization, signaling the cabin crew to resume normal duties?
What is the primary purpose of the Evacuation Unlikely signal?
What is the primary purpose of the Evacuation Unlikely signal?
Which of the following commands instructs the cabin crew to prepare for a potential evacuation, but not to evacuate immediately?
Which of the following commands instructs the cabin crew to prepare for a potential evacuation, but not to evacuate immediately?
When is the Brace signal given by the Captain?
When is the Brace signal given by the Captain?
What is the primary function of the Cabin Emergency Call?
What is the primary function of the Cabin Emergency Call?
What command is used for the Captain to inform the cabin crew that a rapid descent is imminent?
What command is used for the Captain to inform the cabin crew that a rapid descent is imminent?
What is the meaning of the command "This is the Captain, Cabin Crew to your stations"?
What is the meaning of the command "This is the Captain, Cabin Crew to your stations"?
Which of the following emergency commands is given when the Captain determines an evacuation is unlikely after a rejected take-off?
Which of the following emergency commands is given when the Captain determines an evacuation is unlikely after a rejected take-off?
What is one of the initial cabin evacuation commands for an unprepared evacuation?
What is one of the initial cabin evacuation commands for an unprepared evacuation?
What is one of the commands used when directing passengers to a usable exit during an evacuation?
What is one of the commands used when directing passengers to a usable exit during an evacuation?
What is the primary purpose of the command, ".......cabin clear (pause) ... Evacuating"?
What is the primary purpose of the command, ".......cabin clear (pause) ... Evacuating"?
When evacuating from an aircraft, what is the recommended order of actions for passengers?
When evacuating from an aircraft, what is the recommended order of actions for passengers?
What is the difference between a prepared and unprepared evacuation?
What is the difference between a prepared and unprepared evacuation?
What is the phonetic alphabet code word for P?
What is the phonetic alphabet code word for P?
What is the standard 24-hour clock time for 6:00 pm?
What is the standard 24-hour clock time for 6:00 pm?
Which of these states use Eastern Standard Time (EST)?
Which of these states use Eastern Standard Time (EST)?
Which of these statements about port designator codes is correct?
Which of these statements about port designator codes is correct?
What does the 24-hour clock time 0000 represent?
What does the 24-hour clock time 0000 represent?
Which of these time zones is NOT used in Australia?
Which of these time zones is NOT used in Australia?
Why is the 24-hour clock system used by airline personnel?
Why is the 24-hour clock system used by airline personnel?
What is the phonetic alphabet code word for the letter Z?
What is the phonetic alphabet code word for the letter Z?
What is the first step for the Primary Dangerous Goods Handler in a dangerous goods isolation drill?
What is the first step for the Primary Dangerous Goods Handler in a dangerous goods isolation drill?
What is the role of the Communicator/Assist in a fire fighting drill?
What is the role of the Communicator/Assist in a fire fighting drill?
During an immediate depressurisation drill, what are passengers instructed to do?
During an immediate depressurisation drill, what are passengers instructed to do?
What is the first step in the Cabin Preparation Drill?
What is the first step in the Cabin Preparation Drill?
Which of the following is NOT a task for the Communicator/Assist during a dangerous goods isolation drill?
Which of the following is NOT a task for the Communicator/Assist during a dangerous goods isolation drill?
What is the primary objective of the immediate depressurization cabin drill?
What is the primary objective of the immediate depressurization cabin drill?
What is the primary purpose of the Follow Up Depressurisation Cabin Drill?
What is the primary purpose of the Follow Up Depressurisation Cabin Drill?
Which of the following is NOT a task included in the Cabin Preparation Drill?
Which of the following is NOT a task included in the Cabin Preparation Drill?
What are the Cabin Crew's instructions after the "Cabin Crew Stand Down" command is issued?
What are the Cabin Crew's instructions after the "Cabin Crew Stand Down" command is issued?
What is the primary reason the Captain's command "Cabin Crew Stand Down" does not start with "This is the Captain"?
What is the primary reason the Captain's command "Cabin Crew Stand Down" does not start with "This is the Captain"?
What is the first command given by the Cabin Crew to initiate an evacuation?
What is the first command given by the Cabin Crew to initiate an evacuation?
What are the Cabin Crew instructions after the "Exit open" command is issued?
What are the Cabin Crew instructions after the "Exit open" command is issued?
What command must the Cabin Crew repeat twice before commencing evacuation commands?
What command must the Cabin Crew repeat twice before commencing evacuation commands?
In what scenarios can Cabin Crew initiate an evacuation without waiting for the Captain's command?
In what scenarios can Cabin Crew initiate an evacuation without waiting for the Captain's command?
How does the Cabin Crew confirm that they have successfully evacuated all passengers from their area?
How does the Cabin Crew confirm that they have successfully evacuated all passengers from their area?
What command signals the Cabin Crew to begin evacuating the aircraft?
What command signals the Cabin Crew to begin evacuating the aircraft?
Flashcards
Prepared Evacuation
Prepared Evacuation
An evacuation where crew and passengers are fully briefed beforehand.
Unprepared Evacuation
Unprepared Evacuation
An evacuation with no time to brief crew and passengers.
Ditching
Ditching
The act of landing an aircraft on water.
Initial Commands for Unprepared Cabin Evacuation
Initial Commands for Unprepared Cabin Evacuation
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Final Commands for Evacuation
Final Commands for Evacuation
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Alpha
Alpha
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Bravo
Bravo
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Charlie
Charlie
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24 Hour Clock
24 Hour Clock
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Eastern Standard Time (EST)
Eastern Standard Time (EST)
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Central Standard Time (CST)
Central Standard Time (CST)
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Western Standard Time (WST)
Western Standard Time (WST)
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Port Designator Codes
Port Designator Codes
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Cabin Emergency Call
Cabin Emergency Call
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Brace Signal
Brace Signal
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Evacuation Signal
Evacuation Signal
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Rapid Depressurisation Signal
Rapid Depressurisation Signal
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Follow up Depressurisation Signal
Follow up Depressurisation Signal
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Evacuation Unlikely
Evacuation Unlikely
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Evacuation Likely
Evacuation Likely
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Cabin Crew Commands
Cabin Crew Commands
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Ditching Commands - Initial
Ditching Commands - Initial
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Prepared Evacuation Steps
Prepared Evacuation Steps
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Overwing Exit Commands
Overwing Exit Commands
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Usable Exits During Evacuation
Usable Exits During Evacuation
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Final Exit with Life Raft
Final Exit with Life Raft
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Primary Dangerous Goods Handler Drill
Primary Dangerous Goods Handler Drill
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Communicator/Assist Drill
Communicator/Assist Drill
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Primary Fire Fighter Drill
Primary Fire Fighter Drill
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Follow Up for Fire Response
Follow Up for Fire Response
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Immediate Depressurisation Cabin Drill
Immediate Depressurisation Cabin Drill
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Follow Up Depressurisation Cabin Drill
Follow Up Depressurisation Cabin Drill
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Cabin Preparation Drill
Cabin Preparation Drill
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Cabin Evacuation Drill – E190
Cabin Evacuation Drill – E190
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Evacuation Unnecessary
Evacuation Unnecessary
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Evacuation Necessary
Evacuation Necessary
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Cabin Crew Stand Down
Cabin Crew Stand Down
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Exit Commands
Exit Commands
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Evacuation Commands
Evacuation Commands
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Final Commands
Final Commands
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Captain Initiated Evacuation
Captain Initiated Evacuation
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Cabin Crew Initiated Evacuation
Cabin Crew Initiated Evacuation
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Study Notes
Fleet Facts
- Embraer 190: Powered by 2 high by-pass ratio wing-mounted turbofan engines. Seating capacity: 94/97/100. Air crew: Captain, First Officer, 1 Cabin Manager, 1 or 2 Flight Attendants.
- Fokker F100: Powered by 2 Rolls Royce Tay Mk 650-15 Engines. Seating capacity: 100. Air crew: Captain, First Officer, 1 Cabin Manager, 1 or 2 Flight Attendants.
- Fokker F70: Powered by 2 Rolls Royce Tay Mk 620-15 Engines. Seating capacity: 80 or 48 business class configuration. Air crew: Captain, First Officer, 1 Cabin Manager, 1 or 2 Flight Attendants.
Flight Crew
- Captain: Full command, responsible for the aircraft, sits in the left-hand seat and is identifiable by 4 gold bars on shoulder epaulettes.
- First Officer: Co-pilot, second in command, sits in the right-hand seat and is identifiable by 3 gold bars on shoulder epaulettes.
Phonetic Alphabet
- Used widely in aviation for radio communications. Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo, Foxtrot, Golf, Hotel, India, Juliet, Kilo, Lima, Mike, November, Oscar, Papa, Quebec, Romeo, Sierra, Tango, Uniform, Victor, Whiskey, X-ray, Yankee, Zulu.
Twenty-Four Hour Clock
- Used in flight assignments and reservations to avoid errors. Four digits are used: the first two representing the hour, and the second two representing the minutes after the hour. 0000 is midnight, and 1200 is midday.
Time Zones
- There are three standard time zones in Australia: Eastern Standard Time (EST), Central Standard Time (CST), and Western Standard Time (WST). Daylight Saving Time may impact times in certain states/territories during warmer months.
Port Designator Codes
- Three-letter codes used for every city/town worldwide to simplify computer entries throughout the airline network. Examples include Adelaide (ADL), Melbourne (MEL), Brisbane (BNE), Perth (PER).
Airline Designator Codes
- Two-letter codes assigned to each airline worldwide, used by computers to identify airlines. Examples include Alliance Airlines (QQ), Qantas (QF), Virgin Australia (VA), Singapore Airlines (SQ).
Aviation Terminology, Abbreviations, and Definitions
- Contains various terms, aircraft parts, and specific aviation terms and abbreviations utilized when discussing aircraft operations and maintenance. Covers topics like aerobridge, alternate airport, altitude, approach lights, APU, and more.
Quiz Questions
- Questions regarding flight crew, equipment, time formats, and location codes. Examples include questions about airline and port designator codes, time zones, emergency procedures, and essential information for cabin crew.
Emergency Commands
- Specific commands given by the Captain via PA for different situations (e.g., brace, evacuate, emergency descent). Include various procedures for different scenarios.
Dangerous Goods Isolation Drills
- Describes procedures for handling dangerous goods items on an aircraft, such as identification, alerting, and isolation.
Fire Fighting Drills
- Procedures for responding to a fire on an aircraft, such as location identification, alerting, collection of firefighting equipment, and immediate fire fighting drill use.
Depressurization Drills
- Procedures for emergencies caused by depressurization in the cabin, such as oxygen mask use, and assessment of the cabin condition.
Cabin Preparation Drill
- Preparing for passenger handling, such as arranging cabin according to safety procedures, ensuring all passengers are briefed, and reviewing the evacuation plan.
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