Manual Chapter 6: Pre-flight Checks

Refreshing Knowledge

• CSS stands for Cabin Service Supervisor.
• CCM represents Cabin Crew Member.
• PSM refers to Flight Service Manager.

Portable Equipment

Pre-flight/Post-flight Checks - CCM Responsibility

• Pre-flight and post-flight checks must be performed by CCM and cannot be delegated to others.
• Quantity must be verified for correct type and number of portable equipment items.
• Stavage requires secure bracketing of items to ensure they are physically supported.
• Security checks involve inspecting around, behind, and under each item to ensure nothing is hidden.
• CCM must inform the CSS or FSM once all checks are completed.
• Any discrepancies found must be recorded in the Cabin Detect Log (CDL).

Post-flight Checks - CSS Notification Process

• CSS must be notified in person by the CCM after post-flight checks are done, who then informs the FSM.
• Category 1 covers general portable equipment types.
• Types of portable equipment include:
• Non-curbaged seatbelts.
• Infant/Extension seatbelts designed for large or portable individuals.
• Airbag extension seatbelts suitable for larger persons.
• Manual release toolkit (specific to Airbus), used to open the oxygen container via swivel pin.
• Safety demonstration kits containing: - Safety cards - Oxygen demonstration masks - Demonstration life jackets - Infant life jackets (LJ)
• Specific requirements for A330/13787 include 1 infant/extension seatbelt and 1 airbag seatbelt.
• For A350, specific configurations are 3 infant/extension seatbelts for premium upper and 2 for premium economy.
• Demonstration items like Pant seatbelts are required for A350/A330 is essential.
• Jext seatbelts must be part of the inventory.
• All items must be restored correctly to ensure functionality, particularly that oxygen masks will deploy properly.
• Flat release doorstops are necessary for securing equipment in place.

This quiz focuses on Chapter 6 of the Manual regarding pre-flight and post-flight checks, emphasizing the responsibilities of the Cabin Crew Members (CCM). Understand the importance of equipment checks, including quantity, staging, and security protocols. Test your knowledge to ensure compliance with these essential pre-flight procedures.