GENERAL KNOWLEGE - CHAPTER 0 & 1
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What does the abbreviation 'AAP' stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

  • Assistant Attendant Program
  • Alternate Airport Protocol
  • Additional Announcement Panel (correct)
  • Aircraft Approaching Point

What does the acronym 'ABP' signify in the context of the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

  • Airborne Broadcasting Protocol
  • Auxiliary Battery Pack
  • Able Bodied Person (correct)
  • Automatic Braking Procedure

Which of the following documents is NOT part of the CC briefing package as per the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

  • Passenger Warning (G-F-076)
  • UMNR report (G-F-050)
  • Medical report (G-MN-09_F2)
  • Emergency Equipment Layout (EEL) (correct)

What is the minimum age requirement for a new applicant to become a cabin crew member according to the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>18 years (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation 'MEDIF' generally refer to in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>None of the above (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of the abbreviation 'NSRIL' in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>No Smoking Related Items List (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which organization is tasked with planning and developing international air transport to assure safe navigation?

<p>International Air Transport Association (IATA) (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the acronym 'OCC' stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Operational Control Center (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which term is used to describe a passenger without the accompaniment of an adult in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Unaccompanied Minor (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the context of Smartwings, what does the acronym 'VVIP' commonly refer to?

<p>Very Very Important Person (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation 'SPM' stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Special Passenger Management (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is correctly associated with the term 'FDR' in aviation?

<p>Flight Data Recorder (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the acronym 'JWT' represent in the Smartwings context?

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Which abbreviation corresponds to 'Aircraft Technical Log' in the operations manual?

<p>ATL (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary goal of the 'CIP' in relation to passenger services?

<p>Customer Interaction Protocol (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation 'RAMP' signify in the context of airport operations?

<p>Ramp and Aircraft Management Procedures (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes 'MCT' in the context of air travel?

<p>Minimum Connection Time (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The term 'SWF' in Smartwings refers to what aspect of operations?

<p>Smart Water Flight (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is the abbreviation for 'Flight Crew Briefing' in the operations manual?

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

In Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual, what does the acronym 'PAX' represent?

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

What does the acronym 'DGR' stand for regarding cargo and hazardous materials?

<p>Dangerous Goods Regulations (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which option best describes 'TCAS' in the context of aviation safety?

<p>Traffic Collision Avoidance System (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of the Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System?

<p>To warn of potential mid-air collisions (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following describes the term 'Emergency Procedures'?

<p>Guidelines for responding to in-flight emergencies (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is indicated by the abbreviation 'GPS' in aviation?

<p>Global Positioning System (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'Emergency Equipment' imply within the manual?

<p>Gear for use during emergencies requiring quick action (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the correct expansion of the acronym 'MEL' used in the operations manual?

<p>Minimum Equipment List (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is commonly referred to as 'PAX' in the aviation context?

<p>Passengers (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the acronym 'IFE' specifically denote?

<p>In-Flight Entertainment (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How is the term 'JPS, J/S' understood in the context of cabin crew operations?

<p>Jump Seat (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation 'LRU' represent?

<p>Line Replaceable Unit (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation 'UM/UNMR' signify?

<p>Unaccompanied Minor (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is implied about the structure of the information in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>It is organized concisely, making it less suitable for formulating multiple-choice questions. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following accurately defines 'OHSC'?

<p>Operational Storage Compartment (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation 'EEL' stand for in the context of the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Emergency Equipment Layout (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning behind the term 'PRAM' in cabin operations?

<p>Pre-recorded Announcement Module (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the minimum age requirement for cabin crew applicants according to the Manual?

<p>18 years (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following describes the structure of the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Outlines, tables, and lists (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which document is identified as essential for cabin crew at the pre-flight briefing?

<p>Passenger Information List (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual, what primarily defines the role of the Senior Cabin Crew member?

<p>Supervising and coordinating the cabin crew (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of procedures does Chapter 2, 'Supplementary Procedures,' of the Manual address?

<p>Persons on Board, Supernumeraries (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a required action for cabin crew when a passenger shows signs of anxiety during flight?

<p>Attempt to calm and reassure the passenger. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which document is explicitly not part of the cabin crew briefing package according to the Manual?

<p>Medical Report (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of developing emergency procedures as outlined in the Manual?

<p>To respond to anticipated emergency situations (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the Manual, what does the acronym 'PIL' stand for?

<p>Passenger Information List (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation NOTOC refer to in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Notification To Captain (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect is NOT highlighted in the role of cabin crew during flight?

<p>Handling technical aircraft issues (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the abbreviation N/A in the context of the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Not Applicable (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following statements about Emergency Equipment Layout (EEL) is true?

<p>It details the location of mandatory emergency supplies. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation NSRIL denote in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>No-Smoking Related Items List (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which option best describes the manual's content regarding emergency procedures?

<p>Establishes protocols for unforeseen events. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the first step a cabin crew member should take when they identify a passenger in severe distress?

<p>Try to talk down the passenger. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the term NAV signify in relation to the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Navigation (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of the abbreviation OCC as it appears in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Operations Control Center (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation CDL represent in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Configuration Deviation List (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which abbreviation stands for a child's designation in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>CHD (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does CMD refer to in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Commander (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does CMS denote in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Cabin Management System (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which abbreviation refers specifically to the captain in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

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

What does CRD represent within the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Child Restraint Device (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What abbreviation refers to the location in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>CT (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does DEAF signify in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Hearing Impaired - Deaf (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation DEPUG refer to in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Deportee Unaccompanied Group (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation DLB mean in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Drawer (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does EASA stand for in the context of cabin crew operations?

<p>European Aviation Safety Agency (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which abbreviation indicates an emergency medical kit in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>EMK (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation ELT refer to in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Emergency Locator Transmitter (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation EICAS represent in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Engine Indication and Crew Alerting System (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which term signifies that a procedure is recommended, but not mandatory?

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

What is the purpose of a Configuration Deviation List (CDL) in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>To document deviations from standard configuration (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual, what does the abbreviation 'INAD' represent?

<p>Inadmissible Passenger (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation 'TVQ' signify within the Smartwings Group?

<p>Smartwings Slovakia (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is responsible for monitoring a cabin crew member's competence on a day-to-day basis?

<p>The cabin crew member's supervisor (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the FIRST action a cabin crew member should take during a medical emergency?

<p>Assess the situation and determine the nature (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which abbreviation refers to the document outlining mandatory emergency equipment locations on an aircraft?

<p>EEL (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement accurately describes the characteristic of 'normal procedures'?

<p>Framework for day-to-day operations (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the aim of a 'Pre-Flight Inspection' in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>To check the cabin's cleanliness and readiness (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation 'UMNR' stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Unaccompanied Minor (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of the abbreviation 'AAP' in the manual?

<p>Additional Attendant Panel (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The abbreviation 'ABP' in the manual stands for what?

<p>Announcement Book Panel (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation 'A/C' represent?

<p>Aircraft (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation 'ACC' stand for?

<p>Attendant Compartment Panel (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation 'ACP' stand for within the manual?

<p>Area Call Panel (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'AIP' stand for as used in the Smartwings manual?

<p>Aircraft Information Publication (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation APU represent in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations?

<p>Auxiliary Power Unit (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual, what does ASCR stand for?

<p>Asociace Samariánů ČR (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of the abbreviation ATC in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Air Traffic Control (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation BGF represent in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Baggage Ground Flow (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the interpretation of BCF in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Block-Away Disinfection (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation BTP stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Halon Fire Extinguisher (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation CAA signify in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Civil Aviation Authority (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual, what is indicated by the abbreviation CCS?

<p>Cabin Communication System (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does CCA stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Cabin Crew Attestation (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following abbreviations represents a system for cabin air supply in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>CAS (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does CCS denote in the context of the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Cabin Communication System (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of CCI in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Cabin Crew Instructor (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does BLS represent in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Basic Life Support (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation CCOM stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Cabin Crew Operations Manual (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation EOL stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Emergency Opening Log (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation ETAM stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Emergency Technical Assist Means (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does ETOPS stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Extended Twin-Engine Operations (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does FAE signify in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>First Aid Equipment (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation FAK represent in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>First Aid Kit (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation FC stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Flight Crew (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation FAP stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Flight Attendant Panel (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does FCC represent in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Forward Cargo Compartment (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation FD represent in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Flight Deck (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does FDP stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Flight Duty Period (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation FL stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Flight Level (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does FO stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>First Officer (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does FSB represent in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Full Size Belt (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation FRP stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Fasten Seat Belt Recovery Procedure (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation IFE represent in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>In-flight Entertainment (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does IFEC signify in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>In-flight Entertainment Center (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual, what does INAD stand for?

<p>Inadmissible Passenger (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of INF in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

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

What does the abbreviation INOP indicate in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Inoperative (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does ISPS stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>In-Seat Power Supply (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does JRBL represent in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Jumpseat Risk Bomb Location (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation LAV stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

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

What does MEDA represent in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Mid-cabin Exit Door (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does MTOW signify in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Maximum Take-Off Weight (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does LRU stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Line Replaceable Unit (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does MEL stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Minimum Equipment List (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does MSG signify in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Message (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of LED in the context of the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Light Emitting Diode (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does MRT stand for in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual?

<p>Manual Release Tool (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary responsibility of a cabin crew member during a pre-flight check?

<p>Ensuring the validity of their documents (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is responsible for ensuring the emergency equipment is checked in the briefing room on a B737?

<p>CC in position 1L (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which location provides the most current Emergency Equipment List (EEL) for cabin crew?

<p>In the Smartwings briefing room (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must a cabin crew member do if they discover a discrepancy during the pre-flight check?

<p>Report it to the SCC/SCMD (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which document should a CC refer to for guidance during the pre-flight inspection of a Boeing 737?

<p>G-MN-33 Pre-flight Inspections B737 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should a cabin crew member prioritize when checking in before a flight?

<p>Verifying their documentation (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the event of a discrepancy identified during a pre-flight check, what is the appropriate first step?

<p>Notify the SCC/SCMD about the issue (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where is the best place for cabin crew to find updates regarding safety equipment and procedures?

<p>In the Smartwings briefing room (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What procedure must be followed when a passenger is seated in a row with direct access to an emergency exit?

<p>Employ a combination of verbal briefing, demonstration, and written instructions. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the pre-flight check on a B737-800, what is a key responsibility of the 2L cabin crew member?

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If a discrepancy is identified during a pre-flight check, what is the correct action for the 2L member?

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What is primarily expected of the 2R position during passenger embarkation on a B737-800?

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Which area is excluded from security line inspections for the 2R position during A/C security checks?

<p>The 2R position is not responsible for security checks. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must be removed for a thorough inspection of seat pockets?

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Which method is NOT recommended for briefing passengers sitting in rows with emergency exits?

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What is essential for ensuring passenger and crew safety during cabin operations?

<p>A methodical and thorough pre-flight checklist. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which position is primarily responsible for conducting the cabin inspections before departure?

<p>The 2L position. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which cabin crew member is responsible for ensuring the inspection of emergency exits during the pre-flight check?

<p>2L (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What task does the 1L position NOT perform during the passenger boarding process?

<p>Briefing passengers on safety (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the primary duties of the 1R position during passenger disembarkation?

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During takeoff preparation, how does the 2L communicate the status of the cabin to the Senior Cabin Crew member?

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Which equipment's inspection is the responsibility of the cabin crew during pre-flight checks, according to their roles?

<p>Catering equipment (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where is the 2R positioned during the pre-flight safety demonstration on a B737-800?

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What aspect is the 1L responsible for verifying regarding the passengers' boarding passes?

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What is a shared responsibility among all cabin crew members during passenger boarding?

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What type of items does the 1R specifically focus on collecting once passengers have exited the aircraft?

<p>Safety equipment and comfort items (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the Senior Cabin Crew member verify that the galley is secured before takeoff?

<p>By crew member reports (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which equipment type does the CC 2L check for functionality during pre-flight inspections?

<p>Flight safety equipment (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is NOT a responsibility of the CC position 2R during safety operations?

<p>Collecting passenger feedback (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the 1L ensure compliance with regarding passenger baggage?

<p>The stowage regulations for cabin safety (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of the SCC when a team member lacks a valid medical certificate?

<p>Report the situation and follow established protocols for crew documentation. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should the SCC handle an inoperable trolley during pre-flight checks?

<p>Label the trolley, document the issue, and ensure all crew are notified. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done if a passenger seated near an overwing exit appears to be intoxicated?

<p>Notify the SCC to address the situation as per safety procedures. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During a pre-flight briefing, what should the SCC focus on if documentation is found to be incomplete?

<p>Pause the briefing until all crew members have the required documentation. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a critical action for the SCC when noticing safety discrepancies during operations?

<p>Immediately inform appropriate authorities and follow procedures. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the event of a medical emergency onboard, which of these actions should the SCC prioritize?

<p>Inform the Captain and provide assistance to the affected passenger. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should the SCC consider when determining if a crew member is fit to fly?

<p>Medical certifications, experience levels, and recent training. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should the SCC manage a situation where emergency equipment is non-functional?

<p>Label it as non-functional, document the issue, and report it. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary focus of the 2R's responsibilities during flight?

<p>Ensuring passenger adherence to safety regulations. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be the 2R's response to a request for water when the seat belt sign is illuminated?

<p>Inform the passenger that service will resume once it is safe. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In response to a passenger feeling unwell, what is the BEST action for the 2R to take?

<p>Immediately inform the SCC for further assistance. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should the 2R handle a situation where they observe a passenger with an unfastened seat belt during descent?

<p>Gently remind the passenger to fasten their seat belt. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the most appropriate action for the 2R when noticing a passenger struggling with luggage during disembarkation?

<p>Help the passenger retrieve their luggage to ensure safety. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should the 2R do if a passenger expresses discomfort before reaching cruising altitude?

<p>Inform the passenger that discomfort is common during ascent. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If a passenger reports a lost item, what should the 2R do?

<p>Notify the SCC of the lost item and follow their instructions. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During the pre-flight briefing, which responsibility might be highlighted for a 2R?

<p>Ensuring compliance with emergency procedures during the flight. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If a passenger appears dissatisfied with their seat location, what should the 2R emphasize?

<p>Reiterate that onboard safety is the top priority. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should the 2L confirm during the pre-flight check regarding safety equipment?

<p>That the galley's emergency equipment is functional. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If a fire alarm is triggered while the 2L is in the galley, what action is expected?

<p>Communicate with the SCC while taking necessary precautions. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the event of suspicion in the aft lavatory, what is the 2L required to do first?

<p>Lock down the lavatory and notify security personnel. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During the pre-flight check, how should the 2L address an illuminated emergency exit light?

<p>Report it to the SCC as it poses a safety hazard. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action should the 1R take if a passenger is unwilling to let another passenger access their seat?

<p>Firmly request the aisle passenger to allow access. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary role of the 1R during boarding in the forward section?

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How should the 1R handle a request for securing an infant life vest?

<p>Assist the adult in demonstrating the securing procedure. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If the 1R identifies a missing safety instruction card, what should be their response?

<p>Find another card to replace it and place it in the pocket. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should the 2L do in the presence of smoke odors reported by a passenger?

<p>Alert the SCC for further instructions. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the next step for the 2L after detecting a discrepancy in emergency equipment?

<p>Notify the SCC right away to address the safety issue. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action should the 1L take if they observe damage to an emergency exit window covering during the pre-flight check?

<p>Inform the SCC immediately and await further instructions. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In a situation with high tensions between passengers, which action is the 1R encouraged to take?

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During passenger boarding, which responsibility is the primary task of the 1L?

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What course of action should the 2L follow if an emergency exit is found malfunctioning?

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What is an important action for the 1R to ensure all passengers are ready for a flight?

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If a passenger informs the 1L about a lost boarding pass, what is their best course of action?

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What should the 1L do upon discovering a sharp object during the A/C security search?

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What should the 1L do if they notice a passenger not paying attention during the safety demonstration?

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How should the 1L handle a passenger repeatedly pressing the call button during cruise flight?

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What is the most appropriate response from the 1L when a passenger's overhead compartment is jammed?

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If the 1L notices smoke coming from the galley, what should be their immediate action?

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During the pre-flight briefing, what should the 1L prioritize discussing with the cabin crew?

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When a passenger shows signs of distress, what is the 1L's appropriate response?

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If a passenger requests special meals, how should the 1L proceed?

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What should the 1L do if a passenger is blocking the aisle during boarding?

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What immediate action is required from the 1L upon discovering a potential safety hazard in the cabin?

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What should the SCC do if a passenger is found to display signs of intoxication near an emergency exit?

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During a pre-flight check, what is the SCC’s most immediate response upon finding a passenger obstructing the aisle with their baggage?

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If the SCC is alerted about a passenger’s medical emergency during the flight, what is their first course of action?

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What is the most appropriate action for the SCC to take if they observe a passenger trying to open an emergency exit during flight?

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What is the SCC's MOST appropriate course of action when finding an unattended bag near an overwing exit just before landing?

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What action should the SCC take upon noticing a passenger leaving behind an electronic device during disembarkation?

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When a passenger exhibits disruptive behavior due to intoxication, what is the SCC's best course of action?

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If the SCC finds a passenger's belongings obstructing an aisle during cabin checks, how should they address the situation?

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If a passenger is reported to be in distress during a flight, what is the SCC’s best initial action?

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What protocol should the SCC follow when encountering a potential security threat before landing?

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If a passenger is attempting to open an emergency exit door during flight, what is an appropriate follow-up response after restraining them?

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During pre-landing checks, if something is blocking an emergency exit, how should the SCC address this?

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What should the SCC do if they encounter a suspicious bag left unattended onboard?

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What is the primary responsibility of the SCC when a crew member is missing a valid medical certificate?

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What action should the SCC take if they find an inoperable trolley during the pre-flight inspection?

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What should the SCC do upon observing a potentially intoxicated passenger seated near an overwing exit?

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What is required from the SCC during the pre-flight preparation concerning crew documentation?

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If an inoperable trolley is discovered, what immediate paperwork must the SCC complete?

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What should the SCC remind the CC to do before the next flight regarding crew documentation?

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In the event of a missing document affecting flight safety, what overarching principle should guide the SCC’s decisions?

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What action is inappropriate for the SCC when a document discrepancy is discovered?

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What is the primary responsibility of the 2L regarding galley emergency equipment during pre-flight checks?

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In case of a smoke odor reported by a passenger, what is the 2L's critical first step?

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When identifying a suspicious package in the aft lavatory, what should be the 2L's most urgent response?

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If the 2L discovers an emergency exit light that is not working, what action should they take?

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What is the primary duty of the 1R during passenger boarding on the B737-800?

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What should the 1R do when a passenger requires help with an infant life vest?

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How should the 1R handle a passenger refusal to vacate an aisle seat?

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What is the 1R's appropriate course of action when a safety instruction card is missing?

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During a security search, what is the required step if a crew member finds unauthorized items?

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What procedure should a cabin crew member follow if an emergency exit door is found unlocked?

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In the event of a fire alarm activation in the cabin, what is the first responsibility of the 2L?

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If a passenger is displaying signs of distress during a flight, what should the crew member do?

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When guided by procedures, what is the correct way to assess any discrepancies discovered during pre-flight checks?

<p>Report discrepancies to the SCC without delay. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should the 1L do if they discover damage to an emergency exit window covering?

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What should the SCC do upon noticing a potentially intoxicated passenger near an emergency exit?

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During passenger boarding on a B737-800, what is the primary responsibility of the 1L?

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What is the primary reason for the SCC to ask a passenger to store their hand baggage properly?

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What is the appropriate action for the 1L if a passenger reports a lost boarding pass?

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In the event of a medical emergency on board, the SCC's first action should be to:

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If the 1L discovers a sharp object while conducting a security search, what should they do next?

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If the SCC notices a passenger trying to open an emergency exit door during cruise, they should:

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During a safety demonstration, if a passenger is not paying attention, the 1L should:

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What action should the SCC take upon discovering a small, unattended bag near an overwing exit before landing?

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What is the best course of action for the 1L when a passenger repeatedly presses the call button?

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After landing, if the SCC notices a passenger leaving behind an electronic device, they should:

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If a passenger's overhead compartment is jammed, what should the 1L do?

<p>Inform the SCC and request help from another cabin crew member. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should the SCC act if they observe a passenger showing disruptive behavior during the flight?

<p>Quietly inform the Captain about the situation for further directives. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which action is inappropriate for the 1L when noticing a safety concern during passenger boarding?

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What should the SCC do if there is a report of a passenger having a seizure?

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The 1L is informed about a lost item on board; what should they prioritize?

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When noticing suspicious activity during the security check, what action should the SCC prioritize?

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In case of an emergency evacuation, what must the 1L ensure?

<p>Communicate calmly and clearly to lead passengers to exit doors. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the SCC's responsibility regarding passenger safety during a pre-flight briefing?

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When dealing with a medical situation on board, what is the 1L’s responsibility?

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If a passenger appears overly intoxicated, what actions should the SCC avoid?

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If passenger behavior becomes disruptive during the flight, what should the 1L do first?

<p>Assess the situation and try to de-escalate any tension before taking action. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During an emergency, what should the SCC primarily ensure?

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What should the 1L do in the event of a fire alarm during the flight?

<p>Immediately check for visible signs of fire and readiness to act. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When should the SCC not address a passenger's abnormal behavior during a flight?

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What should the cabin crew member responsible for 2R primarily focus on during pre-flight procedures?

<p>Performing a checklist (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of maintaining the Minimum Equipment List (MEL) on board?

<p>To identify mandatory emergency equipment (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During what phase of the flight is the two-time chime primarily significant?

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What should a cabin crew member do if a passenger does not understand the safety briefing language during boarding?

<p>Use alternative communication methods to convey safety information (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one key requirement for crew members operating multiple aircraft types?

<p>The emergency procedures must be consistent across aircraft (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which action should be taken if a safety instruction card is missing?

<p>Retrieve a spare safety instruction card and place it in the empty seat pocket. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action should the cabin crew take during the 'silent review' phase?

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Which cabin crew member is tasked with presenting the safety demonstration in the B737/800?

<p>The crew member stationed at 1R position (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary duty of the 2R regarding passenger safety protocols?

<p>Ensuring passengers comply with regulations regarding seat belts and carry-on baggage. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'arming procedure' specifically pertain to?

<p>Securing exit doors for emergency readiness (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When a passenger requests water while the seat belt sign is on, what is the appropriate action?

<p>Inform the passenger that water service will commence after the seat belt sign is turned off. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which action is NOT part of the sequence for the arming procedure of B737/800 doors?

<p>Pull the emergency handle (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should the 2R do if a passenger states they feel unwell during the flight?

<p>Inform the SCC and request assistance in dealing with the passenger's condition. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When should cabin crew be especially attentive to potential emergencies according to standard procedures?

<p>During taxi, takeoff, and landing (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Upon noticing a passenger's seat belt is unfastened during descent, what is the 2R's immediate course of action?

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What action should the 2R take when observing a passenger struggling with their luggage after landing?

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What does the cabin crew need to do when they hear the command for 'all doors in arm position and cross-check'?

<p>Verify all doors are closed and secured (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of dimming cabin lights during key flight phases?

<p>To enhance visibility for safety features (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During the pre-flight briefing, which crew member confirms the closure of their assigned door before boarding can begin?

<p>2L (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the experience requirement for someone to be eligible for the 2L position on a B737/800?

<p>3 months of cabin crew experience. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When asked about specific chapter content in the pre-flight manual, what is a cabin crew member's best response?

<p>Summarize the relevant chapters and offer detailed explanations (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which document is not needed before the Senior Cabin Crew Member closes the front door for boarding?

<p>Minimum Equipment List (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where can critical documents typically be found before the Senior Cabin Crew Member closes the front door?

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What is the first action a cabin crew member should take when arriving for a pre-flight check?

<p>Check the emergency equipment (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the event of a cabin emergency, which position is primarily responsible for passenger welfare during the flight?

<p>Senior Cabin Crew Member (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If during landing, the cabin crew notices a passenger without their seat belt fastened, what must they do?

<p>Gently remind the passenger to fasten their seat belt. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the recommended response when a passenger expresses feeling unwell during a flight?

<p>Report to the SCC to inform about the passenger's condition. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main reason for cabin crew to secure an incapacitated crew member in their jumpseat during an emergency?

<p>To minimize the risk of injury during landing. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it crucial for cabin lights to be turned on bright during an emergency evacuation?

<p>To enhance visibility of emergency exits and pathways. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During an emergency landing, what does the captain prioritize when using the non-normal checklist?

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What is the significance of identifying able-bodied passengers during an emergency?

<p>To help operate emergency exits if required. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should cabin crew members respond if they need to communicate a situation during an emergency briefing?

<p>Signal for silence and raise their arm high for visibility. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What common step should cabin crew avoid during an emergency evacuation?

<p>Carrying personal items. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What immediate action should be taken if a cabin crew member observes symptoms of cabin decompression in a passenger?

<p>Provide oxygen to the passenger. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the case of a medical emergency prompting a prepared emergency landing, which of the following is NOT a typical consideration?

<p>Calculating the optimal landing gear configuration. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which command is precisely issued by the captain to ensure immediate crew attention during an emergency?

<p>Purser to the flight deck! (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following accurately represents the concept of the fire triangle crucial for firefighting efforts?

<p>Fuel, heat, and oxygen. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is the maximum landing weight critical during an emergency landing?

<p>To assess the structural integrity of the aircraft upon landing impact. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should cabin crew do if they lose communication with the captain during an emergency evacuation on land?

<p>Attempt to re-establish communication immediately. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What essential action should crew members take after an aircraft emergency landing?

<p>Perform a headcount of passengers. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the advised initial response when a passenger experiences hypoxia?

<p>Administer oxygen to the passenger using a portable oxygen bottle. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of using a fire blanket in a fire emergency?

<p>To smother the fire by cutting off its oxygen supply. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of these is NOT an appropriate action for Class A fire extinguishment?

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What characterizes the smoke produced by Class D fires?

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Which task is essential for the first crew member who spots a fire?

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What constitutes essential personal protective equipment during a fire situation?

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What action should take precedence if a crew member becomes incapacitated?

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What is the significance of the two-way communication rule?

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Which sign is NOT typically associated with potential incapacitation of a crew member?

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Under what condition must cabin crew prepare for evacuation?

<p>Whenever the captain orders an evacuation. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should a crew member do upon observing signs of another crew member's incapacitation?

<p>Inform the Senior Cabin Crew Member discreetly. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What acronym should be used to communicate vital information to the flight deck?

<p>NEWS protocol. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where should PRMs (Passengers with Reduced Mobility) be seated?

<p>Away from emergency exit rows for safety. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does IATA stand for?

<p>International Air Transport Association. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When are passengers permitted to use laptops and large electronic devices?

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What role does the 2L crew member perform in the cabin during boarding?

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In which scenario would a crew member need the captain's confirmation to relocate passengers to emergency exit rows?

<p>When aircraft weight and balance can be affected (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary duty of the Senior Cabin Crew Member (SCC) once the 'NEWS' briefing is received?

<p>Repeat the 'NEWS' to the crew and set the time (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should the cabin crew do if a member is late to the pre-flight briefing?

<p>Conduct a one-on-one rebrief for the late crew member only (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the instruction given to the cabin crew to prepare for landing?

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What minimum number of able-bodied passengers are required in emergency exit rows if the aircraft is fully booked?

<p>One (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must occur before the cabin crew can initiate passenger evacuation after a ditching?

<p>The aircraft must be at a complete stop (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a critical step in the 'three, take five' check after an evacuation on land?

<p>Check the flight deck, cabin, and lavatories for missing individuals (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the command to signal the initiation of an evacuation?

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How should a crew member check their quick-donning oxygen mask?

<p>Visually inspect for damage (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What visual indicator signals the sections designated for the Senior Cabin Crew Member to read during an announcement?

<p>Highlighted text (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action must the crew take if the aircraft's emergency exit rows cannot be filled?

<p>Wait for captain’s instruction before any actions (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What command signifies the end of cabin preparation and readiness for landing?

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How should the cabin crew prioritize actions during an emergency?

<p>Immediately begin passenger evacuation (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement regarding the use of portable oxygen bottles on the B737/800 is false?

<p>They are designed to assist all passengers regardless of condition. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of a Smoke Hood or Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) on board?

<p>To filter out smoke and harmful gases during a fire. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How many Smoke Hoods or PBEs are typically installed in the B737/800?

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Which is NOT a characteristic of the emergency flashlights on the B737/800?

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What type of batteries power the emergency flashlights on the B737/800?

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What is the correct sequence to disarm a door in the B737/800?

<p>Detach the guard bar from the door bracket, and press the yellow button. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the command 'Kevin crew, departure position, please' signify?

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When is it mandatory for the cabin crew to be seated with their harnesses fastened?

<p>While the aircraft is in motion on the ground. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What specific duty does the 2L (second flight attendant) have during boarding?

<p>Closing and arming the back door. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect is NOT typically part of the 'NEWS' briefing during emergencies?

<p>Crew member roles within the emergency. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During an evacuation, what command should cabin crew yell to direct passengers towards exits?

<p>'Come this way! Jump and slide!' (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should a crew member react if the command 'Cabin Crew, all doors in arm position and cross-check' is issued during an overwing exit briefing?

<p>Graciously excuse themselves and address the door promptly. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following factors does NOT typically affect passenger behavior during an evacuation?

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What is required to achieve a passing score on the cabin crew written exam?

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What is the primary focus of a cabin crew member when encountering a passenger with severe abdominal pain?

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What dietary advice should be given to a passenger experiencing diarrhea during a flight?

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At what stage of pregnancy are expectant mothers absolutely prohibited from flying?

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When managing a passenger who appears to be miscarrying, what immediate action should a cabin crew member take?

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During emergency childbirth, why is it important to place the baby skin-to-skin with the mother after delivery?

<p>To warm the baby and stimulate bonding. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the recommended position for a mother in active labor if the baby’s head is crowning?

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What is the correct technique to support the baby’s head during emergency childbirth?

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How should resuscitation be initiated for a newborn who is not breathing?

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What is the most appropriate action for a passenger suspected of having a miscarriage onboard?

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How should you prioritize treatment for a passenger experiencing severe external bleeding?

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What technique should be used to assist a passenger showing early signs of hypoxia?

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In case of a chemical burn to the eye, what is the correct procedure?

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When assisting with emergency childbirth, which action follows the delivery of the baby's head?

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What is the paramount concern when managing a passenger with deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?

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What is the recommended method for alleviating altitude-induced sinus pain?

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What is a critical consideration when applying a tourniquet for severe bleeding?

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Flashcards

AAP

Additional Announcement Panel

ABP

Able Bodied Person

CC briefing package

Essential documents for cabin crew training and operations

Minimum age for CC member

18 years old

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MEDIF

Unclear, not defined in the manual

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NSRIL

No Smoking Related Items List

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IATA

International Air Transport Association

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OCC

Unclear, not defined in the manual.

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Operations Control Center

A central location for managing and coordinating flight operations.

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UMNR Report

Document detailing information about an unaccompanied minor.

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EEL

Emergency Equipment Layout in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual.

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INOP

Short for "Inoperative" in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual.

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ACC

Attendant Call Control in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual.

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Commander

The individual responsible for the safety of the aircraft and passengers.

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ASCR

Asociace Samariťanů ČR in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual.

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EFA

Smartwings web application for operational data & crew briefings.

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LEL

Loose Equipment List in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual.

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CCOM

Abbreviation for Cabin Crew Operations Manual.

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BTP

Halon Fire Extinguisher in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual.

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FDP

Abbreviation for Flight Duty Period.

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INAD

Inadmissible Passenger in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual.

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LRBL

Low Risk Bomb Location in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual.

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MRT

Manual Release Tool in the Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual.

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Emergency Procedures

Procedures for abnormal and emergency situations in the cabin.

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Normal Procedures

Procedures for everyday passenger operations.

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Emergency Equipment

Equipment used in abnormal and emergencies to ensure passenger safety and preservation.

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First Officer

The abbreviation for First Officer is FLO or F/O.

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Global Positioning System

The abbreviation for GPS.

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In-Flight Entertainment

The abbreviation for In-Flight Entertainment is IFE.

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Jump Seat

JPS or J/S stands for Jump Seat.

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Line Replaceable Unit

The abbreviation for Line Replaceable Unit is LRU.

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Minimum Equipment List

The abbreviation for Minimum Equipment List is MEL.

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Operational Storage Compartment

OHSC refers to the Operational Storage Compartment.

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Passengers

The abbreviation for Passengers is PAX.

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Pre-recorded Announcement Module

PRAM stands for Pre-recorded Announcement Module.

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Solid State Power

SSP means Solid State Power

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Stretchers

STCR stands for Stretchers.

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Time of Useful Consciousness

TUC is the abbreviation for Time of Useful Consciousness.

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Unaccompanied Minor

UM/UNMR means Unaccompanied Minor

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VHF abbreviation

Very High Frequency, a radio frequency band used in aviation.

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Pre-flight briefing doc

Passenger Information List (PIL) is required for cabin crew.

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CCOM purpose

Comprehensive guide for cabin crew procedures and regulations.

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Cabin Crew Minimum Age

18 years old is required.

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Cabin Crew Responsibilities

Safety, security, and passenger well-being are key responsibilities during flight.

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Senior Cabin Crew Role

Supervising and coordinating the cabin crew is a primary responsibility.

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Primary Legal Source

CCOM is the primary legal source for cabin crew members.

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Supplementary Procedures

Chapter 2 covers issues such as persons on board, supernumeraries, additional procedures related to passengers.

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Script Card Location

The script card is in the same compartment as the announcement book.

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Emergency Equipment Layout

Lists the location of emergency equipment on the aircraft.

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Cabin Crew Briefing Package Exclusions

Medical reports are not part of the briefing package.

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First Action - Passenger Anxiety

Attempt to calm and reassure the passenger, offering water and a damp cloth.

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Emergency Procedures Definition

Procedures established for abnormal and emergency situations; not for day-to-day operations

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APU

Auxiliary Power Unit

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ASCR

Asociace Samariánů ČR

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ASU

Attendant Service Unit

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ATC

Air Traffic Control

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AVI

Live Animal

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A32F (A320)

Airbus family

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ACD

Airbus Cabin Disinfection

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BCF

Block-Away Disinfection

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BGM

Boarding Music

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BLND

Visually Impaired - Blind

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BLS

Basic Life Support

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BTP

Halon Fire Extinguisher

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CAA

Civil Aviation Authority

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CAB

Cabin

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CAS

Circuit Breaker

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Recommended Procedure

A procedure that is suggested but not required.

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Configuration Deviation List (CDL)

A list of differences from standard aircraft configuration.

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INAD

Inadmissible Passenger

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TVQ

Smartwings Slovakia

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Continuous Competence

Ongoing skill improvement for cabin crew.

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First Medical Emergency Action

Assess the situation and determine the nature of the emergency.

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EEL

Emergency Equipment Location document

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Normal Procedures

Day-to-day cabin operations.

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Pre-Flight Inspection

Checking aircraft systems and cabin readiness.

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UMNR

Unaccompanied Minor

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AAP

Additional Attendant Panel

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ABP

Announcement Book Panel

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A/C

Aircraft

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ACC

Attendant Control Center

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ACP

Area Call Panel

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AIP

Aircraft Information Publication

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MAY

Recommended, not mandatory

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N/A

Abbreviation for "Not Applicable"

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NAV

Abbreviation for "Navigation"

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NOTOC

Abbreviation for "Notification To Captain"

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NSRIL

Abbreviation for "No-Smoking Related Items List"

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OCC

Abbreviation for "Operations Control Centre"

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CDL

Configuration Deviation List in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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CHD

Child in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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CMD

Commander in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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CMS

Cabin Management System (A220) in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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CPT

Captain in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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CRD

Child Restraint Device in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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CT

Crew Terminal (A220) in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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DEAF

Hearing Impaired - Deaf in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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DEPA

Deportee Accompanied in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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DEPUG

Deportee Unaccompanied Group in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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DHG

Deadhead Crew in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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DLB

Drawer in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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DRW

Defect Logbook in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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EASA

European Aviation Safety Agency in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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EFA

Crew Briefing in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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EEI

Emergency Exit Indicator in Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual

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EOL

Emergency Opening Log

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ETAM

Emergency Technical Assist Means

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ETOPS

Extended Twin-Engine Operations

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FAE

First Aid Equipment

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FAK

First Aid Kit

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FC

Flight Crew

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FAP

Flight Attendant Panel

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FCC

Forward Cargo Compartment

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FD

Flight Deck

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FDP

Flight Duty Period

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FL

Flight Level

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FO

First Officer

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FSB

Full Size Belt

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FRP

Fasten Seat Belt Recovery Procedure

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FST

Full Size Trolley

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IFE

In-flight Entertainment

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IFEC

In-flight Entertainment Center

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INAD

Inadmissible Passenger

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INF

Infant

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INOP

Inoperative

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ISPS

In-Seat Power Supply

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JPS

Jump Seat

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LAT/LONG

Latitude/Longitude

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LAV

Lavatory

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LCD

Liquid Crystal Display

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LED

Light Emitting Diode

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LH

Left Hand

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LRBL

Left Risk Bomb Location

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LRU

Line Replaceable Unit

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LSU

Lavatory Service Unit

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CC pre-flight responsibility

Ensuring the validity of their documents needed for the flight.

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1L CC responsibility (B737)

Checking emergency equipment and related supplies in the briefing room.

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EEL location

The Smartwings briefing room or the EFA (Electronic Flight Bag) provides the latest Emergency Equipment List.

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Discrepancy during pre-flight

Report any problems found during the pre-flight check to the SCC/SCMD.

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Pre-flight inspection document (B737)

The document used to guide pre-flight inspections on a Boeing 737 is the G-MN-33.

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Procedure for discrepancies

Report issues to the SCC (Senior Cabin Crew Member) or SCMD. Correct it with the MEL list and document in the Aircraft Technical Log.

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SCC/SCMD

Senior Cabin Crew Member/Senior Cabin Crew Manager are responsible for overseeing the cabin crew.

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EFA

Smartwings web application for operational data and crew briefings.

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Security Search - Seat Pockets

Inspecting seat pockets for any items to ensure safety.

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2L Pre-flight Check Responsibility

Checking catering, galley equipment stowage and security.

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Discrepancy Reporting (Pre-flight)

Immediately report any issues to the SCC (Senior Cabin Crew).

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2R Embarkation Role

Guides passengers to seats and assists with carry-on baggage.

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2R Aircraft Security Search

Does not participate in aircraft security searches (1L, 1R, 2L only).

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Emergency Exit Briefing (Passenger)

Verbal briefing and demonstration for passengers near emergency exits.

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Passenger Seat Area Inspection

Check space between seats and walls during security check.

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Security Check Roles

Detailed rules and regulations in aircraft safety procedures.

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Passenger Seating Guidance

Cabin crew guides passengers to their assigned seats.

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Pre-flight Verification

Cabin crew checks equipment and systems before flight.

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2L Pre-flight Inspection

The Cabin Crew member at position 2L is responsible for checking emergency exits and equipment related to flight safety, along with catering and equipment in assigned location.

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Catering Equipment (CC)

Cabin Crew members are responsible for inspecting catering supplies and equipment at their assigned station and briefing room.

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1L Embarkation Duty

The 1L Cabin Crew position on a B737-800 checks passenger boarding passes and ensures carry-on baggage is stowed correctly during passenger boarding.

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1L Boarding Pass Verification

1L position verifies that the passenger's boarding pass information matches the in-flight information.

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1R Disembarkation Duty

The 1R Cabin Crew member is primarily responsible for collecting life jackets, seat belts, and blankets left behind by passengers during disembarkation of the B737-800.

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2L Cabin/Galley Secured (Preflight)

During pre-flight, 2L cabin crew member communicates cabin and galley security status to the Senior Cabin Crew via intercom, before takeoff.

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2R Safety Demonstration Location

During pre-flight safety demonstrations, the 2R position is stationed in the mid-cabin, between the Mid-Cabin Door (MCD) and the last row on B737-800.

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1L Seat Inspection (Security)

The 1L Cabin Crew member checks under seat cushions in their assigned section during the aircraft security search for prohibited items on B737-800.

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CC Responsibility During Embarkation

Cabin crew members have responsibilities in ensuring passengers board the aircraft properly, including checking information against manifests.

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CC Responsibility During Disembarkation

Cabin crew members have responsibilities for collecting left-behind personal items during the disembarkation process.

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CC Pre-flight Check

Pre-flight checks include reviewing and verifying systems and cabin readiness by Cabin Crew members.

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Cabin Crew Position Responsibilities

Cabin Crew members in different positions have specific duties for pre-flight, boarding, and disembarkation procedures, each with safety and passenger experience components.

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Intercom Communication

The 2L Cabin Crew position communicates announcements via intercom for confirmation of cabin and galley security preparation before flight

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Emergency Equipment Check

The Cabin Crew member at a specific position is responsible for inspecting emergency equipment for proper functioning.

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Passenger-related checks(pre-flight/embarkation/disembarkation)

Cabin Crew members verify passenger information such as boarding passes to ensure accuracy and safety.

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SCC's Action: Invalid Medical Certificate

If an assigned cabin crew member lacks a valid medical certificate, the Senior Cabin Crew Member (SCC) must inform the Captain and Ground Operations Manager immediately.

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SCC's Action: Inoperable Trolley

The SCC must mark the inoperable trolley 'Inoperative', document the situation, and inform the cabin crew.

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Passenger Intoxication

If a passenger appears intoxicated, the SCC should observe, note their location, and discreetly inform a flight attendant of their concerns, and also report this to the Captain and Ground Operations Manager, but only after their concerns have been relayed to the flight attendant for further action and evaluation.

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Critical Document

A valid medical certificate is required for cabin crew members; this is critical to flight safety.

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Inoperative Trolley Procedure

When a trolley is not functional, the Senior Cabin Crew Member labels it as inoperative, documents the event, and ensures cabin crew members are aware of the situation.

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Pre-flight Briefing Concerns

The SCC conducts a pre-flight briefing, ensuring all equipment and crew members are properly equipped and that there aren't any critical issues.

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SCC Responsibilities

The Senior Cabin Crew Member is responsible for the cabin crew's safety, security, and passenger well-being and ensuring flight safety.

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Immediate Action (Medical)

If a cabin crew member lacks a required medical certificate, the SCC must report this to the Captain and Ground Operations Manager immediately to determine further action.

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1L's action on emergency exit damage

Inform the SCC (Supervisory Control Center) immediately and await further instructions.

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1L's boarding responsibility

Guide passengers to seats and assist with carry-on baggage in the forward section of the B737-800.

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Lost boarding pass action

Inform the SCC and await instructions, do not board the passenger.

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Sharp object during security search

Stop the search, secure the object, and notify the Captain immediately.

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Inattentive passenger during safety demo

Continue the demo, but make eye contact to gain attention.

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Passenger repeatedly pressing call button

Assess the situation and provide appropriate support beyond the initial assistance.

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Passenger with jammed overhead bin

Inform the SCC to get assistance.

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SCC

Supervisory Control Center; a central location for managing cabin crew issues.

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Pre-flight inspection

Checking the airplane and cabin for readiness before flight.

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Passenger information

Passenger details like name and seat number. Important for boarding.

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Cabin Crew Responsibility

Ensure passenger safety and well-being.

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Emergency Equipment

Equipment used in an emergency or unusual event for passenger safety.

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Damaged Emergency Exit

Alert SCC and follow instructions.

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Boarding Pass Lost

Inform SCC and wait for instructions.

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SCC's Action - Intoxicated Passenger

Discreetly inform the Captain about the passenger's state and request further instructions.

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Obstructed Aisle - SCC Action

Ask the passenger to move their baggage to an approved location.

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Passenger Medical Emergency - Initial Action

Inform the Captain immediately and follow their instructions.

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Emergency Exit Opening - SCC Response

Physically restrain the passenger and inform Captain.

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Unattended Bag - Final Check

Notify Captain, follow security search protocols.

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Passenger Leaves Device - Post-Landing

Secure device and notify Captain and Ground Operations Manager.

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Cabin Check Before Takeoff

Inspect the cabin for safety hazards, including items obstructing the aisles

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Passenger Medical Emergency

In-flight medical emergencies require a prompt, coordinated response involving the Captain, CC, and potentially external medical expertise.

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Emergency Exit Opening During Cruise

Immediately restrain the passenger and notify the Captain.

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Unattended Bag - Overwing Exit

Notify the Captain immediately and follow security procedures.

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Passenger Left Electronic Device

Secure the device, notify the Captain and Ground Operations about the found item.

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Obstructed Aisle

Ensure all aisles are clear of obstructions, particularly during critical phases of flight.

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Passenger Interference with Emergency Exit

Passenger behavior impeding egress needs control and official notification.

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Unattended Bag - Safety Concern

Unattended bags, especially in critical areas (near exits), require prioritized attention and a report to the Captain for security checks.

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In-flight Medical Emergency Action

Inform the Captain immediately and follow their instructions on in flight medical emergencies.

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Missing Safety Card Report

Reporting a missing safety instruction card to the SCC (Senior Cabin Crew) and awaiting further instructions.

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2R Cabin Responsibility

Ensuring passengers comply with seat belt and carry-on baggage regulations on a B737-800.

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Water Request Procedure

Inform the passenger that service will be provided after the seat belt sign is turned off.

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Passenger Feeling Unwell

Inform the SCC and request assistance for a passenger experiencing nausea or illness.

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Unfastened Seat Belt

Politely remind the passenger to fasten their seatbelt during descent.

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Passenger Luggage Assistance

Assist passengers with retrieving luggage during disembarkation.

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Seat Belt Sign

Indicates passengers should remain seated and fastened during flight.

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Passenger Welfare

Passenger welfare is primarily managed by the Senior Cabin Crew (SCC).

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Passenger Compliance

Enforcing safety regulations, like seat belt use, is important for passenger safety.

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In-Flight Beverage Service

Beverage service is normally permitted only after the seatbelt sign is turned off.

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2L Galley Responsibility

Checking the galley's emergency equipment (fire extinguishers, first aid kits).

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Smoke Odor in Galley

Immediately inform the SCC and follow instructions.

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Suspicious Package

Secure the area, inform SCC and Captain.

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Inoperable Emergency Exit Light

Immediately report the discrepancy to the SCC.

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1R Boarding Role

Guiding passengers to seats and assisting with forward section baggage.

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Infant Life Vest Assistance

Demonstrate and assist passengers with securing infant life vests.

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Passenger Refusal to Move

Politely ask the passenger to allow access to the seat.

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Missing Safety Instruction Card

Retrieve a spare and place it in the empty seat pocket

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SCC

Senior Cabin Crew member who handles emergencies and safety issues during flight

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2L

Second Lieutenant in the cabin crew

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1R

First Right in the cabin crew

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Captain Responsibilities

Ultimate responsibility for security decisions

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Emergency Equipment Check

A critical safety check of all emergency equipment, including fire extinguishers and first-aid kits.

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Security Check in Lavatory

Secure the area and report to the SCC and Captain.

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SCC's action on Invalid Medical Certificate

The SCC must immediately inform the Captain and Ground Operations Manager about a crew member's missing or invalid medical certificate and follow instructions.

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SCC's action on inoperable trolley

The SCC must label the trolley as 'Inoperative', document the issue, and inform the cabin crew.

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Passenger intoxication observation

When observing an intoxicated passenger, the SCC must calmly assess the situation, ensure safety, and report the observation.

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Pre-flight responsibility of SCC

Ensure all crew members have valid medical certificates for flight safety.

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Inoperative Trolley Procedure

Tag trolley as inoperable and document the issue; do not use the trolley.

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Intoxicated Passenger Observation

SCC must observe potentially intoxicated passenger and report to appropriate staff.

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Action on Inoperable Trolley

Document the inoperable trolley and inform the crew; do not use it during the flight.

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Responsibility of SCC during Preflight

Ensure that the crew member(s) hold valid medical certificates.

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SCC's action for intoxicated passenger

Discreetly inform the Captain about the passenger's condition and request instructions.

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Obstructed aisle action

Ask the passenger to move their baggage to an approved stowage location.

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SCC's first action on medical emergency

Immediately inform the Captain and follow their instructions.

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SCC's response to emergency exit opening

Physically restrain the passenger and inform the Captain immediately.

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Unattended bag near exit action

Notify the Captain and follow security protocols.

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Found electronic device action

Secure device, notify Captain and Ground Operations.

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Emergency exit obstruction

SCC duty is to restrain the passenger and inform the Captain immidiately.

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Unattended bag during landing

Captain notification and security protocols.

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Passenger leaving behind item

Secure item, notify the Captain and Ground Operations.

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Obstructed passage, immediate action

Ask passenger to move hand baggage to approved location.

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Medical emergency, first action

Inform the Captain; follow instructions.

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Intoxicated passenger, appropriate action

Discreetly inform the Captain and request instructions.

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Unattended bag, immediate action

Inform Captain and follow security protocols.

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Passenger emergency, initial response

Inform the Captain, not to provide direct care.

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Passenger attempting exit during flight

Physically restrain the passenger notify Captain immediately.

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1L's action on emergency exit damage

Immediately inform the SCC and await further instructions.

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1L's boarding responsibility

Guide passengers to seats and assist with carry-on baggage in the forward section.

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Lost boarding pass action

Inform the SCC and await instructions.

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Security search: sharp object

Stop search immediately, secure object, and notify the Captain.

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Passenger inattention during safety demo

Maintain the demo but try eye contact with the passenger to get their attention.

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Passenger excessive call button use

Assess the situation, understand the need, and provide appropriate assistance.

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Jammed overhead compartment

Involve the SCC and another crew member for assistance.

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Passenger requesting assistance

Follow established procedures and notify the appropriate personnel.

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Damage to emergency exit window covering

Notify the SCC for further instructions.

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Passenger with lost boarding pass

Notify the SCC.

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Security search - sharp object

Stop the search, secure the object and notify the Captain immediately.

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Passenger not paying attention during safety briefing

Maintain the demo, but attempt to get the passenger's attention.

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Passenger's repeated call button pressing

Assess the situation and provide appropriate assistance as needed.

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Jammed overhead compartment

Involve the SCC for assistance; do not force open.

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1L's action on security search

Stop search, secure object, and notify Captain.

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2L Galley Responsibility

Checking emergency equipment (fire extinguishers, first aid kits) in the aft section of the aircraft, including the galley.

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Smoke Odor in Galley

Immediately inform the SCC and follow instructions.

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Suspicious Package in Lavatory

Stop the search, secure the lavatory, and inform the SCC and Captain.

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Inoperative Emergency Exit Light

Immediately inform the SCC.

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1R Boarding Role

Assist passengers to their seats and with carry-on baggage in the forward section.

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Infant Life Vest Assistance

Demonstrate the procedure for securing an infant life vest and assist passengers.

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Passenger Refusal to Move Seats

Politely ask the passenger to allow their seatmate to have the desired seat.

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Missing Safety Instruction Card

Retrieve a spare and replace it in the seat pocket.

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SCC Role

Assess situations, make decisions regarding assistance for cabin crew member and coordinate responses.

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Crew Responsibility to Passenger Safety

Crucial responsibility involves guiding passengers, ensuring their safety and providing immediate assistance in abnormal and emergency situations.

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Passenger Security Role

Cabin crew's responsibility for passenger security is defined in the procedures & is a vital role.

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Emergency Procedures Purpose

Developed for abnormal or emergency situations; not for everyday operations, focusing on maintaining control in unpredictable circumstances

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Pre Flight Check Responsibility

Verification of aircraft systems and cabin and their components crucial for commencing operation in a safe manner.

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Initial Passenger Guidance

Cabin crew member's responsibility to guide passengers to assigned seats and ensure safety during boarding.

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Essential Safety Procedure

Reporting and identifying inoperative components in aircraft including emergency equipment to ensure safety of passengers.

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Missing Safety Instruction Card

A safety instruction card that is not in the designated seat pocket.

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2R's Cabin Duty

Ensuring passengers follow seat belt and carry-on baggage rules.

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Passenger Requests Water

2R should tell the passenger water service starts when seat-belt sign is off.

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Passenger Feeling Unwell

Inform SCC and request assistance for a passenger who feels ill.

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Unfastened Seatbelt

Politely remind passenger to fasten seatbelt during descent

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Passenger Luggage Assistance

Assist passenger with luggage during disembarkation.

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2L Door Closing

2L closes the back door and informs SCC.

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2L Experience Requirement

Minimum 3 months of cabin crew experience.

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Pre-flight Document Location

Documents like load sheet and passenger manifest are on the flight deck.

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Pre-flight Check First Action

Inspect emergency equipment.

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Passenger Unwell Action

Contact the SCC for assistance with ill passenger.

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Seatbelt Sign Illumination

Passengers must remain seated and fasten their seat belts while the sign is on.

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Passenger Compliance

Ensuring passengers follow safety regulations for smoother operations.

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Incapacitated crew member during landing

A crew member who is unable to perform their duties due to illness or injury during a landing.

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Emergency landing cause

A problem with the aircraft systems or engines is a common cause of an emergency landing.

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Captain's first command in emergency

The captain's initial command during an emergency situation is "Purser to the flight deck!"

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Emergency evacuation on land - no captain connection

If there's no contact with the captain during an emergency evacuation on land, proceed with the established evacuation procedures, but try to reconnect with the captain.

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Cabin lights during emergency

Cabin lights are turned on bright for better visibility, especially for emergency exits.

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Passenger belongings during evacuation

Personal items should be left behind to prioritize passenger and crew safety.

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Finding able-bodied passengers purpose

Able-bodied passengers are needed to help operate emergency exits during an emergency.

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Post-landing seating command

"All passengers remain seated" is the command to keep passengers seated after landing.

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Non-normal checklist captain's check

The captain ensures flight crew preparedness for a possible evacuation in the non-normal checklist.

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Fire Triangle elements

The three elements of the fire triangle are fuel, heat, and oxygen.

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Maximum landing weight importance

Maximum landing weight is crucial to assess the aircraft's structural integrity upon landing impact.

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Passenger breathing difficulty during decompression

Assess the situation, offer water, and try to calm the passenger when a passenger faces difficulties breathing during decompression.

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Pre-flight briefing

Essential information and procedures before a flight.

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Emergency equipment layout

Diagram showing the location of emergency supplies.

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Pre-flight checks

Assigned tasks to verify aircraft readiness before takeoff.

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Pre-flight inspection manual

Document containing detailed instructions for pre-flight checks.

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Manual Chapter Information

Essential to consult the inspection manual for specific procedures.

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Operating multiple aircraft types

Allowed if emergency procedures and equipment are the same.

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MEL

Minimum Equipment List, crucial for emergency scenarios.

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Arming procedure (cabin doors)

Specific sequence of actions for securing doors.

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Cabin Crew, all doors in arm position and cross-check

Emergency preparedness command.

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Safety Demonstration

Cabin crew member responsible for conducting safety presentations.

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Quebecois Passenger Safety Instructions

Provide safety information in the passenger's language if it's needed.

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Two-time taxi chime

Signal indicating taxiing is complete and takeoff is near.

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Dimming cabin lights

Enhancing visibility of essential signs/exits during takeoff/landing.

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Silent Review

Mental review of safety procedures during critical flight phases.

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Communicator's Role (Fire Emergency)

Direct passengers to nearest exits and potentially organize assistance.

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Extinguishing Class A fires

Use water to cool and extinguish the fire.

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Extinguishing Class B fires

Do not use water; use foam, dry powder, or carbon dioxide.

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Class D fire smoke color

White smoke is characteristic of Class D fires.

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First fire spotter action

Immediately alert flight crew and other cabin crew.

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Firefighter preparedness

Assess fire type/size, alert others, and wear PPE before using a fire extinguisher.

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Passenger incapacitation first action

Assess the crew member's condition and give needed first aid.

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Two-way communication rule

Clear, concise communication between cabin and flight crew, acknowledged by both.

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Non-incapacitation symptom

Elevated heart rate and rapid breathing are not symptoms of incapacitation.

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Emergency evacuation trigger

Captain-directed evacuation due to fire, smoke, or other dangerous conditions.

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Crew incapacitation reporting

Inform the Senior Cabin Crew member discreetly.

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Emergency information acronym

NEWS - used to communicate vital information to the flight deck.

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PRMs seating

Do not seat PRMs (Passengers with Reduced Mobility) in emergency exit rows.

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IATA definition

International Air Transport Association (IATA).

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Laptop use time

Laptops and large electronic devices can be used when the seatbelt sign is off.

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Cabin Baggage Weight Limit

Maximum weight of a single piece of cabin baggage is 8 kilograms.

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Baggage Compartment Location

Designated areas for storing checked baggage.

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Boarding Announcement Crew

The 2L crew member is responsible for boarding announcements (B737 / 800).

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Late Crew Briefing Action

Re-brief the delayed crew member to ensure they know all essential info.

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1R Boarding Duty

Welcomes and monitors passengers in the front cabin, assisting at overwing exits.

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Passenger Relocation

Relocating passengers to emergency exit rows requires captain's confirmation for weight balance.

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Emergency Exit Row Minimum

Minimum one able-bodied passenger is required in each emergency exit row on a full B737/800.

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Cabin Crew Minimum Age

The minimum age for SmartWings cabin crew applicants is 18 years old.

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Water Ditching Evacuation

Evacuation starts when the aircraft comes to a complete stop on the water during a water landing.

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NEWS Briefing Sequence

The Senior Cabin Crew Member repeats the NEWS briefing from the flight deck, sets the time, divides and shares responsibilities, turns on cabin lights brightly, and then proceeds with the passenger briefing.

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SCC Visual Cue

Highlighted text in the emergency briefing indicates sections to be read by the Senior Cabin Crew Member.

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Brace Position Command

The command "Three minutes, finish preparations" signals the end of cabin preparation and the need to brace for landing.

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Passenger Evacuation Command

The Senior Cabin Crew Member gives the command "Evacuate!Evacuate!Evacuate!" to start passenger evacuation.

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"Three, Take Five" Check

After a land evacuation, cabin crew members check the cabin, flight deck, and lavatories for any passengers or crew, and then take a break.

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Pilot's Oxygen Mask Check

Pilot checks oxygen mask by pressing a button to activate oxygen flow, and checks for a yellow star indicator.

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Portable Oxygen Bottles Procedure

Pull the mask towards them to activate the oxygen flow and listen for an audible noise.

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Smoke Hood Function

Filters out smoke and toxic fumes during a fire.

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B737/800 PBEs

Seven PBEs are typically found on the B737/800.

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Emergency Flashlight Duration Issue

The given minimum and maximum duration (15 minutes to 2 hours) is incorrect, the correct duration are 30 minutes and 4 hours, respectively.

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Emergency Flashlight Batteries

Emergency flashlights use alkaline batteries.

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B737/800 Door Disarming

Detach the guard bar from the door bracket, put it in the floor brackets, then press the yellow button.

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"Kevin crew, departure position, please"

Cabin crew should take their assigned positions for takeoff.

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Cabin Crew Seating Requirement

Cabin crew must be seated with harnesses fastened during taxi, takeoff, and landing.

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2L Boarding Task

The 2L's main responsibility during boarding is closing and arming the back door.

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NEWS Briefing Contents

The "NEWS" briefing includes the nature of the situation, emergency assessments, location, and smoke information.

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Evacuation Guidance Command

Cabin crew should shout "Come this way! Jump and slide!" during evacuation to guide passengers to exits.

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Door Arming Command Response

If in the middle of an overwing exit briefing and the command "Cabin Crew, all doors in arm position and cross-check" is given, apologize to the passenger, arm the door, and return to the briefing when possible.

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Passenger Behavior Factors in Evacuation

Factors influencing passenger behavior during evacuation include fear, disorientation, and panic.

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Written Exam Passing Score

The minimum passing score is 75% (with 7 questions allowed to be missed).

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Pre-flight Briefing Duration

The pre-flight briefing duration is 45 minutes.

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Severe Abdominal Pain

A CCM's primary focus is recognizing and responding to a potential abdominal emergency, not necessarily diagnosing it. Focus is on immediate safety and care.

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Diarrhea on Flight

Starchy foods and water are recommended for a passenger experiencing diarrhea on a flight. Avoid high-fiber or dairy products.

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Pregnancy Flight Restrictions

Expectant mothers are prohibited from flying after 35 weeks for single pregnancies and 28 weeks for multiple pregnancies due to medical risks.

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Miscarriage Management

If a passenger appears to be miscarrying, discreetly collect expelled material for medical evaluation. This is crucial for diagnosis and future care.

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Skin-to-Skin After Birth

Placing a newborn skin-to-skin with the mother after delivery helps warm the baby and encourages bonding. It also assists with breastfeeding.

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Active Labor Head Crowning

The recommended position for a mother in active labor when the baby's head is crowning is a semi-sitting position with support. This allows gravity to assist with delivery.

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Supporting Baby's Head During Birth

During emergency childbirth, apply pressure to the baby's head to prevent sudden delivery. Pulling or rotating can cause injury.

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Newborn Resuscitation

If a newborn is not breathing, immediately initiate resuscitation by flicking the soles of the feet, drying the baby, clearing the airway, and if needed, administering chest compressions and rescue breaths.

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Open Abdominal Wound

A wound that exposes internal organs. It requires immediate attention and is considered a serious medical emergency.

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Nosebleed and Skull Fracture

When a nosebleed is suspected to be related to a skull fracture, it's crucial to avoid applying pressure to the nose and monitor for clear, watery blood, which could indicate cerebrospinal fluid leakage.

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Severe External Bleeding

Bleeding that's difficult to control with direct pressure requires a tourniquet to stop blood flow to the injured limb.

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Partial-Thickness Burns

Burns that damage the top layer of skin and some of the underlying layer, characterized by blisters and raw skin.

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Chemical Burn Treatment

The primary treatment for chemical burns is immediate and thorough rinsing with water, regardless of clothing.

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Early Hypoxia

Early signs of oxygen deficiency during flight include euphoria or agitation.

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Rapid Decompression

When cabin pressure suddenly drops, the passenger with the most urgent need for oxygen is the one experiencing decompression.

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DVT Risk Factors

Heavy smokers, pregnant women, and individuals with certain medical conditions are at higher risk of developing DVT during long flights due to factors like blood clotting.

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Biohazard Kit Usage

The biohazard kit is used to safely collect and dispose of contaminated materials, ensuring proper labeling and segregation for biohazardous waste.

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Heatstroke Treatment

The priority in treating heatstroke is to cool the body down rapidly using cold water or fanning.

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Late Hypoxia

Late signs of oxygen deficiency during flight include tubular vision (tunnel vision) and impaired hearing.

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Biohazardous Waste Cleaning

When cleaning up biohazardous waste, CCMs should avoid touching waste and ensure proper storage in labeled bags.

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Decompression Illness

Decompression illness at altitude manifests primarily as tingling sensations and joint pain.

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Communicable Disease Response

In the event of a suspected communicable disease onboard, the passenger should be isolated and provided with a mask.

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Newborn not crying after delivery

The primary goal is to stimulate the baby to breathe by flicking the soles of the feet.

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Air sickness symptoms

Nausea, pale skin, and dizziness are the most common signs of air sickness.

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Sterile burn dressing

A sterile burn dressing is used to minimize infection risk and keep the wound moist.

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Tourniquet for severe bleeding

After applying a tourniquet, the bleeding should slow down. Document the time it was applied and seek medical help immediately.

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Chemical splash in the eye

Rinse the eye continuously with water from the nose outward.

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Monitoring suspected hypoxia

Closely watch oxygen saturation and respiratory rate during suspected hypoxia.

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Suspected miscarriage

Offer a sanitary pad and place the passenger in a comfortable position with their legs bent.

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Suspected spinal injury

Immobilize the head and neck and keep the passenger in their current position.

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Removing soaked dressing for severe bleeding

Avoid removing a soaked dressing to prevent further bleeding and tissue damage.

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Second stage of childbirth

Support the baby's head as it appears and encourage gentle pushing during contractions.

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Treating a fracture

Immobilize the fracture and avoid moving the affected limb.

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Severe dehydration risk during flight

Severe dehydration can lead to a rapid pulse, confusion, and potential circulatory collapse.

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Safe tourniquet use

Apply the tourniquet as tightly as possible and document the time of application.

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Nosebleed during flight

Instruct the passenger to lean forward and pinch the fleshy part of the nose.

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Air sickness management

Moving the passenger to a seat over the wings or near the forward section can help.

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Hypoxia

A condition where the body doesn't have enough oxygen.

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Resuscitation

The process of reviving someone who has stopped breathing or has a heart attack.

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Chemical Burn

Injury caused by contact with a corrosive substance.

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Heatstroke

Serious condition caused by overheating, leading to possible organ damage.

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Spinal Injury

Damage to the spine, potentially causing paralysis.

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Allergic Reaction

Immune system response to a substance the body considers harmful.

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Cabin Pressurization Failure

Loss of pressure inside an aircraft, leading to hypoxia.

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Biohazard Waste

Waste containing potentially infectious materials.

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Air Sickness

Nausea and vomiting caused by motion or changes in air pressure.

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Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)

Blood clot that forms in a deep vein, usually in the legs.

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Nosebleed

Bleeding from the nose.

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Time of Useful Consciousness (TUC)

The amount of time a person can function normally with decreased oxygen levels.

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Altitude-Induced Earache

Pain in the ears caused by changes in air pressure.

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Early Signs of Hypoxia

Symptoms indicating a lack of oxygen in the body, such as shortness of breath, dizziness, or confusion.

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Chemical Burn to the Eye

Damage to the eye caused by contact with a harmful chemical substance.

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Assisting with Emergency Childbirth

Providing support and guidance to a pregnant passenger during an unexpected and urgent delivery.

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Altitude-Induced Sinus Pain

Discomfort or pain in the sinuses caused by changes in air pressure during flight.

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Heat Exhaustion

A condition caused by excessive heat exposure, leading to weakness, dizziness, and dehydration.

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Nosebleed from Head Injury

Bleeding from the nose caused by a suspected head injury.

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Cabin Crew Briefing Package

A collection of essential documents required for cabin crew members at the pre-flight briefing, including their licenses, identification, and operational manuals.

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Crew Member Certificate (CMC)

A document that confirms a cabin crew member's qualification and authorization to perform their duties on board an aircraft.

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Medical Attestation

A document verifying a cabin crew member's fitness to fly, indicating their current health status and medical clearance.

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Security Badge

A security identification card that allows cabin crew members access to restricted areas at airports and onboard aircraft.

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Flight Attendant Manual

A comprehensive guide containing instructions and regulations for cabin crew members to perform their duties, including safety and emergency procedures.

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Essential Documents for Cabin Crew

The documents a Cabin Crew Member must have with them for their shift at the Pre-Flight Briefing include their Cabin Crew License, Medical Attestation, Passport, ID Card, Crew Member Certificate (CMC), Security Badge, Visas, Flight Attendant Manual, and Pre-flight Checklist.

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What's the purpose of the Pre-flight Checklist?

The Pre-flight Checklist is a document used by Cabin Crew Members to ensure the cabin is ready for flight. It covers everything from emergency equipment to safety procedures, making sure everything is in its place and functioning correctly.

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What are the 'Two Pairs of Glasses/Contacts' for?

Cabin Crew Members must bring two pairs of glasses or contacts as a safety precaution, ensuring they have a backup in case one breaks or gets damaged, allowing them to maintain clear vision during the flight.

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Study Notes

Smartwings Cabin Crew Operations Manual Abbreviations

  • AAP: Additional Announcement Panel
  • ABP: Able Bodied Person
  • A/C: Aircraft
  • ACC: Attendant Call Control
  • ACP: Area Call Panel
  • AIP: Aircraft Information Publication
  • APU: Auxiliary Power Unit
  • ASCR: Asociace SamariÅ¥anů ÄŒR
  • ASU: Attendant Service Unit
  • ATC: Air Traffic Control
  • AVI: Live Animal
  • A32F: Airbus 320 Family
  • ACD: Airbus Cabin Disinfection
  • BCF: Block-Away Disinfection
  • BGM: Boarding Music
  • BLND: Visually Impaired - Blind
  • BLS: Basic Life Support
  • BTP: Halon Fire Extinguisher
  • CAA: Civil Aviation Authority
  • CAB: Cabin
  • CAS: Circuit Breaker
  • CB: Circuit Breaker
  • CCA: Cabin Crew Attestation
  • CCE: Cabin Crew Examiner
  • CCI: Cabin Crew Instructor
  • CCM: Cabin Crew Member
  • CCOM: Cabin Crew Operations Manual
  • CCS: Cabin Crew Student
  • CDL: Configuration Deviation List
  • CHD: Child
  • CMD: Commander
  • CMS: Cabin Management System
  • CPT: Captain
  • CRD: Child Restraint Device
  • CT: Crew Terminal
  • DEAF: Hearing Impaired - Deaf
  • DEPA: Deportee Accompanied
  • DEPUG: Deportee Unaccompanied Group
  • DHG: Deadhead Crew
  • DLB: Drawer
  • DRW: Defect Logbook
  • EASA: European Aviation Safety Agency
  • EFA: Crew Briefing
  • EEI: Emergency Exit Indicator
  • EEL: Emergency Equipment Layout
  • EFAB: Smartwings Equipment
  • EICAS: Engine Indication and Crew Alerting System
  • ELT: Emergency Locator Transmitter
  • EMK: Emergency Medical Kit
  • EOL: Emergency Opening Log
  • ETAM: Emergency Technical Assist Means
  • ETOPS: Extended Twin-Engine Operations
  • FAE: First Aid Equipment
  • FAK: First Aid Kit
  • FC: Flight Crew
  • FAP: Flight Attendant Panel
  • FCC: Forward Cargo Compartment
  • FD: Flight Deck
  • FDP: Flight Duty Period
  • FL: Flight Level
  • FO: First Officer
  • FSB: Full Size Belt
  • FRP: Fasten Seat Belt Recovery Procedure
  • FST: Full Size Trolley
  • FT: Foot/Feet
  • FWD: Forward
  • GE: Ground Engineer
  • GOM: Ground Operations Manual
  • GPS: Global Positioning System
  • GPU: Ground Power Unit
  • HST: Half Size Trolley
  • ICAO: International Civil Aviation Authority
  • IFE: In-flight Entertainment
  • IFEC: In-flight Entertainment Center
  • INAD: Inadmissible Passenger
  • INF: Infant
  • INOP: Inoperative
  • ISPS: In-Seat Power Supply
  • JPS: Jump Seat
  • LAT/LONG: Latitude/Longitude
  • LAV: Lavatory
  • LCD: Liquid Crystal Display
  • LED: Light Emitting Diode
  • LH: Left Hand
  • LRBL: Left Rear Bomb Location
  • LRU: Line Replaceable Unit
  • LSU: Lavatory Service Unit
  • LVO: Low Visibility Operation
  • MCD: Movable Curtain Divider
  • MEDA: Mid-cabin Exit Door
  • MED: Medical Case
  • MEL: Minimum Equipment List
  • MSG: Message
  • MRT: Manual Release Tool
  • MTOW: Maximum Take-Off Weight
  • N/A: Not Applicable
  • NAV: Navigation
  • NOTOC: Notification To Captain
  • NSRIL: No Smoking Related Items List
  • NS: No Smoking Sign
  • OCC: Operations Control Centre
  • OHP: Operational Flight Plan
  • OWE: Overwing Exit
  • PAX: Passengers
  • PED: Portable Electronic Device
  • PIL: Passenger Information List
  • PTT: Push To Talk
  • STBY: Standby
  • SWAN: Service Animal
  • TUCAS: Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System
  • TUC: Time of Useful Consciousness
  • UM/UNMR: Unaccompanied Minor
  • VHF: Very High Frequency
  • TVQ: Smartwings Slovakia

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