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How Well Do You Know Aircraft Safety Protocols During Landing?

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How Well Do You Know Aircraft Safety Protocols During Landing?

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What is the procedure for overhead stowages during the landing checklist?

They must remain open and secured

They must be closed but do not need to be secured

They must remain open but do not need to be secured

They must be closed and secured (correct)

When can the cabin crew leave their seats after landing?

After the "Crew disarm all doors" announcement (correct)

After the Fasten Seatbelt sign is switched off

Whenever they want

As soon as the plane stops moving

How are all doors disarmed on both Airbus and Boeing planes?

The doors automatically disarm when the plane stops moving

The Flight Crew disarms them via a Master ASP & EICAS (Boeing) or FAP & ECAM (Airbus (correct)

The cabin crew disarms them one by one

The Cabin Service Manager disarms them manually

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After landing checklist for safety includes securing passengers and equipment.
Cabin crew must remain seated until final stop and "Crew disarm all doors" announcement.
Passengers must remain seated until Fasten Seatbelt sign is switched off.
Overhead stowages, closets, and equipment units must remain closed and secured.
Curtains and dividers must remain open and secured.
Airbus cabin lighting set to bright, Boeing set to disembarking.
Crew may only move in response to safety emergency or final stop announcement.
Door disarming procedure includes review, disarming assigned door(s), and crosschecking.
CSM to report if "CABIN PRESSURE" flashes red on Airbus.
All doors disarmed with Flight Crew via Master ASP & EICAS (Boeing) or FAP & ECAM (Airbus).

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Test your knowledge on aircraft safety protocols with this quiz on cabin crew procedures during landing. From securing passengers and equipment to disarming doors, this quiz will cover essential steps to ensure a safe and smooth landing. See how well you know the procedures for overhead stowages, cabin lighting, and more. Get ready to brush up on your aviation safety measures and take the quiz now!