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What should cabin crew report during the taxi phase?

  • Abnormal noise only
  • Flight delays
  • Cabin Secure (correct)
  • In-flight emergency situation

Which of the following is NOT a situation that requires immediate reporting to the flight deck?

  • Fuel leakage
  • Cabin crew preparing dinner (correct)
  • A burning smell in the cabin
  • An outbreak of fire inside the cabin

During which phase can cabin crew call to report 'Cabin Secure'?

  • Take-off only
  • Approach and taxi (correct)
  • Taxi and landing
  • Cruise level only

What should a cabin crew member do to report an abnormal situation during the Sterile Flight Deck?

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Which item is NOT listed as an abnormal situation requiring immediate reporting?

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What should NOT be communicated between cabin crew during the Sterile Flight Deck phase?

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Which of the following is a situation that cabin crew should report during cruise level?

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Why is it forbidden for cabin crew to communicate via interphone during the Sterile Flight Deck phase?

<p>Safety and security reasons (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must each passenger do with their hand baggage during check-in?

<p>Weigh and check it against hand baggage limitations (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Under what circumstance should baggage checks be conducted?

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If a passenger's baggage does not fit under the seat, where should it be placed next?

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What needs to be done if baggage does not fit in either a seat or an overhead compartment?

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What items should passengers remove from their baggage when it is tagged as oversize?

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What is the maximum extent to which small carry-on bags can extend over unoccupied seats?

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How should the baggage on unoccupied seats be secured?

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What is the maximum number of service animals allowed on a Corendon Airlines flight?

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What should not happen when a bag is placed in an overhead compartment?

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Which type of dogs are required to wear a muzzle during the flight?

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Where should passengers with service animals preferably be seated?

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What documentation is required for emotional support animals?

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Are service animals allowed on the seats during a flight?

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What is the maximum duration for a flight where documentation regarding an animal's ability to relieve itself is required?

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Which animals cannot be accepted as service animals?

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How must all service dogs be managed during the flight?

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What is the seating arrangement for INAD passengers on the aircraft?

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What should be done with the documents of INAD passengers during the flight?

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How are deportees defined in this context?

<p>Persons ordered to leave the country due to legal or illegal entrance. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must the Handling Agent inform before the boarding of a deportee?

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What action can the PIC take if they feel deportees may endanger the flight?

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What is the abbreviation used for accompanied deportees?

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What is the policy regarding alcohol service to INAD passengers?

<p>They shall not be served alcohol. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done with deportee documents during the flight?

<p>They may be kept in the flight deck and not returned to the deportee. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which personal items are prohibited from being placed along exit rows?

<p>Catering items (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must be done if a bag cannot be secured by the restraint bar?

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What is the rule regarding the maximum number of passengers on board?

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Which category does NOT fall under Special Categories of Passengers?

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What is a primary characteristic of passengers classified under Special Categories of Passengers?

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Whose responsibility is it to make the final decision about passenger seating?

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What should passengers do with larger cabin baggage in the first rows of the aircraft?

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What is specifically stated about carrying overbooked passengers?

<p>They cannot be placed in vacant jump seats (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the policy regarding fastening infants in bassinets?

<p>Infants shall never be fastened in their bassinet or with an adult using the same seat belt. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement accurately reflects the seating policy for passengers traveling with infants?

<p>Only one infant shall be allocated per row of seats. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done if a bassinet does not fit in the overhead bin?

<p>The bassinet should be sent to the cargo compartment with a tag. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done if a passenger travels with 2 or more children under the age of 2?

<p>They must inform their Tour Operator and request an escort. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the minimum age for a child to be classified as a minor under this policy?

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What must be done to ensure minors' safety during flight?

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What is the restriction on the serving of hot beverages to child passengers?

<p>Hot beverages must always be served to the accompanying adult for safety. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How many infant belts and life vests are available relative to the number of passenger seats?

<p>10% of the number of passenger seats. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Sterile Flight Deck

The period during taxi, take-off, landing, and approach when communication between the flight crew and cabin crew is restricted.

Abnormal Situation

A situation that requires immediate attention and reporting during the Sterile Flight Deck phase.

Emergency Situation

A critical event that threatens safety and requires immediate attention.

Code 2225

A code used to alert all cabin crew members when an abnormal or emergency situation arises during the Sterile Flight Deck phase.

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Situations Requiring Information

A situation that may require information to be passed to the flight crew during the Sterile Flight Deck phase.

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Cabin Fire

A situation that necessitates immediate action by the flight crew and may involve a change in flight path or landing procedures.

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Medical Emergency

A situation requiring immediate attention to ensure passenger safety.

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Suspicious Object

A situation that requires immediate attention and may pose a security risk to the aircraft.

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Cabin Baggage Allowance

Each passenger is allowed one piece of hand baggage that fits under the seat in front. Weight and size limits are defined in the GOM.

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Baggage Stowage Responsibility

Cabin crew ensures all passenger and crew baggage are stowed securely in the cabin before takeoff, landing, and during safety announcements.

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Oversize Cabin Baggage Procedure

Bags that don't fit under the seat or in overhead compartments due to size or weight must be tagged and given to the Handling Agent.

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Oversize Baggage Valuables

Passengers must remove valuables, flight documents, and medicine from oversize baggage.

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Small Bag Storage Rules

Small bags like handbags and laptop bags can be stored on unoccupied seats if they are secured with the seat belt and don't obstruct views or emergency lights.

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Cabin Baggage Check-in

The counter staff at check-in are responsible for weighing and checking hand baggage limitations.

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Baggage Checks during Flight

Baggage checks are done before take-off, before landing, and when the ‘fasten seat belts’ signs are illuminated to ensure that baggage is stowed safely.

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Oversize Baggage Tag Information

On transit flights, the destination where the oversize bag is to be offloaded is written on the tag.

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Baggage Restrictions Near Emergency Equipment

Items like carry-on baggage, jackets, coats, personal crew belongings, and catering items cannot be stored in overhead bins containing emergency equipment. These items also cannot be placed along exit rows.

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Baggage Restrictions in First Rows

Passengers seated in the first rows of the aircraft, despite having larger leg room, are restricted from placing their larger cabin baggage in these rows. Smaller items like handbags and laptop bags can be secured on unoccupied seats.

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Maximum Passenger Capacity

Each passenger over the age of two must have a designated seat and a seatbelt. The maximum number of passengers allowed is determined by the number of available seats. The placement of 'vacant jump seats' is regulated by specific guidelines.

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Overbooked Passengers and Jump Seats

The transportation of an overbooked passenger on a vacant jump seat is not permitted. The responsibility for making the final decision rests with the Pilot in Command (PIC).

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Special Categories of Passengers (SCPs)

Special Categories of Passengers (SCPs) are passengers who require special carriage rules during the flight due to specific circumstances. The categories include individuals with reduced mobility, infants, unaccompanied minors, and deportees or detainees.

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Passengers with Reduced Mobility (PRMs)

Passengers with reduced mobility (PRMs) are those who have physical, sensory, locomotor, mental, or other disabilities, or are affected by disease or old age. They need special considerations during travel.

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Infants and Unaccompanied Minors

Infants and unaccompanied minors are classified as SCPs and require special attention and care during their journey.

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Deportees, Inadmissible Passengers, and Detainees

Deportees, inadmissible passengers, and detainees are classified as SCPs due to specific legal and security considerations.

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Minor (on a flight)

This term refers to children between the ages of 2 and 12 years old on a flight.

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Minor seating restrictions

A minor is not allowed to sit in an exit row seat on a flight.

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Minor seating arrangement

Two minors are not allowed to sit together on one seat during a flight.

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Adult accompaniment for minors

A passenger over 16 years old must sit next to two minors when traveling with them.

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Securing minor's seatbelt

Minor's seatbelt needs extra attention during flight

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Minor supervision during flight

Minors should be supervised during flight to avoid wandering in the aisle and galleys.

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Serving hot beverages to minors

Hot beverages are not directly served to child passengers.

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Adult supervision for hot beverages for minors

Serving hot beverages to minors requires adult supervision.

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What is an INAD passenger?

An INAD (Irregularly Documented Alien) passenger is a passenger who may present a security risk to a flight. They are typically escorted by authorities and have specific boarding and seating arrangements.

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What happens to an INAD passenger at the destination?

INAD passengers should be escorted by the authorities and their documents should be handed over to the authorities at the destination.

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Where are INAD passengers seated on a flight?

INAD passengers should be seated at the back of the aircraft, at a window seat, and should not be served alcohol.

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What is a Deportee?

A deportee is a person who is ordered to leave a country due to their unauthorized stay or visa violation. They are not necessarily criminals, but may have had a violation of immigration laws.

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What does DEPA and DEPU stand for?

A deportee can be either accompanied by an authority (DEPA) or unaccompanied (DEPU).

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Who needs to be informed about a Deportee?

The Handling Agent must communicate to the PIC and SCCM about deportee passengers before boarding.

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Where are deportee documents kept?

Deportee documents should be kept in the flight deck during flight, but should never be returned to the deportee.

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Who decides if a deportee can board?

The PIC (Pilot in Command) has the authority to decide if a deportee passenger will be allowed on the flight, and can request an escort from the authorities if they feel the passenger may endanger the flight.

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Service Animal Policy

Passengers are allowed to bring a service animal, either in the cabin (even if the animal weighs more than 8 kg) or in the cargo hold. A maximum of two service animals are allowed on a flight, and they are not counted as a PETC.

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Muzzle Requirement

Service animals, such as guide dogs and medical dogs, are allowed in the cabin without a muzzle, but the owner should bring one and use it if the dog gets restless.

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Muzzle for Emotional Support and Rescue Dogs

Emotional support dogs and search and rescue dogs must wear a muzzle during the flight. The muzzle will be checked during check-in.

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Seating for Service Animals

Passengers with service animals are encouraged to sit by the window, provided it's not an emergency exit row. Their seating will be arranged at a reasonable distance from PETC.

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Documentation for Service Animals

A psychiatrist report is required for an emotional support animal, while a medical report is needed for medical support dogs. Copies of the reports should be given to the cabin crew.

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Service Animal Limitations

Trained service animals are not allowed on seats or in emergency rows and cannot be provided with food, water or other amenities.

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Service Animal Waste Management

For flights longer than 8 hours, passengers with service animals must provide proof that the animal can hold its waste or relieve itself without creating a health or sanitation issue.

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Service Animal Control

The passenger is responsible for securely holding the service animal's harness or leash during takeoff, landing, and turbulence.

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Study Notes

Corendon CCOM - Standard Operating Procedures

  • Table of contents outlines chapter 2, standard operating procedures, covering communication, critical phases, reporting emergencies, crew member incapacitation, passenger categories, procedures, and more.
  • Chapter 2 details standard operating procedures for various scenarios, including communication, critical phases of flight, incapacitated crew members, maximum passenger numbers, and carriage of special categories of passengers.
  • Chapter 2 also includes procedures related to passengers with injuries or illnesses, exit row seating regulations, pre-flight procedures, cabin emergency and safety equipment checks, cabin log, cabin emergency exit light checks, passenger address system, catering, cabin cleaning, and lavatory checks. Subsequent pages detail additional procedures, including those relating to dangerous goods, ETOPS operation information, and cabin operations during and after pandemics.
  • Additional chapters cover communication between the flight deck and cabin, critical phases of flight and sterile flight deck, reporting emergencies, abnormalities during sterile flight deck, admission to flight deck, cabin crew reduction, cabin luggage, special passenger categories, and more.
  • Procedures for handling incapacitated crew members, ground operations, and unforeseen circumstances are detailed.
  • Procedures are outlined for handling passengers with injuries or illnesses, deaths on board, and potentially threatening passengers; exit row seating regulations; pre-flight procedures; and security procedures (pre-flight briefing, security, emergency and safety equipment checks, and cabin log).
  • Additional topics include cabin emergency exit light checks, passenger address systems, catering, cabin cleaning, and lavatory checks, as well as more specific procedures on dangerous goods, extended range twin operations, and pandemic-related cabin operations.
  • Procedures for handling dangerous goods, ETOPS operations, and cabin operations during/post-pandemic are outlined.
  • Procedures for boarding and disembarkation, including communication, designated exits, crew stations, door operations, and procedures for handling special passenger groups.
  • Procedures for dealing with unruly passengers, including forms, are included.
  • Procedures are outlined for handling live animals and passengers who require supplementary oxygen.
  • Procedures for handling unaccompanied minors (UNMR). procedures are outlined, including seating arrangements.
  • Procedures for handling pregnant passengers, with guidelines tailored to differing pregnancy stages.
  • Procedures relating to cabin cleanliness, lavatory checks, catering, and personal hygiene are detailed.
  • Procedures for checking aircraft equipment, including emergency exits, are outlined, along with details on when to initiate these checks.
  • Procedures for communication, security checks, and announcements.
  • Procedures for handling potentially threatening passengers (e.g., inadmissible passengers, deportees, persons in custody): identification, boarding, seating, and handling procedures are laid out.

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