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What is the primary responsibility of cabin crew regarding dangerous goods?
What is the primary responsibility of cabin crew regarding dangerous goods?
- To report any incidents or accidents involving dangerous goods
- To determine the classification of dangerous goods for air transport
- To handle passenger check-in and security screening procedures
- To become familiar with the philosophy of regulations and limitations of dangerous goods (correct)
What determines the acceptability of a dangerous good for air transport?
What determines the acceptability of a dangerous good for air transport?
- The specific chemical or characteristics that pose a risk
- The classification determined by the United Nations Committee of Experts (correct)
- The airline's written policies and requirements
- The ICAO Technical Instructions
What is the relationship between the ICAO Technical Instructions and an airline's own policies and requirements?
What is the relationship between the ICAO Technical Instructions and an airline's own policies and requirements?
- The airline's policies are completely independent of the ICAO Technical Instructions.
- The airline's policies must be less restrictive than the ICAO Technical Instructions.
- The airline's policies are required to exactly match the ICAO Technical Instructions.
- The airline's policies are based on the ICAO Technical Instructions, but may be more restrictive. (correct)
What is the purpose of the classification of dangerous goods?
What is the purpose of the classification of dangerous goods?
What is the role of passenger handling personnel and security screening personnel regarding dangerous goods?
What is the role of passenger handling personnel and security screening personnel regarding dangerous goods?
What is the primary purpose of the ICAO Technical Instructions regarding dangerous goods?
What is the primary purpose of the ICAO Technical Instructions regarding dangerous goods?
What is the duty of the cabin crew in relation to dangerous goods on an aircraft?
What is the duty of the cabin crew in relation to dangerous goods on an aircraft?
How does the environment at 9000 meters above the ground affect the risks associated with certain items?
How does the environment at 9000 meters above the ground affect the risks associated with certain items?
Why is it important for cabin crew to be cautious with common household items on an aircraft?
Why is it important for cabin crew to be cautious with common household items on an aircraft?
What potential risk arises when two different dangerous goods are placed next to each other?
What potential risk arises when two different dangerous goods are placed next to each other?
How do ordinary household items become more dangerous when brought onto an aircraft?
How do ordinary household items become more dangerous when brought onto an aircraft?
What is the main reason why cabin crew need to be vigilant about seemingly harmless items on an aircraft?
What is the main reason why cabin crew need to be vigilant about seemingly harmless items on an aircraft?
How many classes of dangerous goods are there?
How many classes of dangerous goods are there?
What type of goods fall under Class 6?
What type of goods fall under Class 6?
How can you recognize and identify dangerous goods?
How can you recognize and identify dangerous goods?
Why is it important to have knowledge of dangerous goods labels?
Why is it important to have knowledge of dangerous goods labels?
What is the next module in the training about?
What is the next module in the training about?
How can you assess readiness for the final exam?
How can you assess readiness for the final exam?
What is the primary purpose of the IATA Aviation Training Programme lesson on dangerous goods?
What is the primary purpose of the IATA Aviation Training Programme lesson on dangerous goods?
Which of the following statements about the numbering of dangerous goods classes is TRUE?
Which of the following statements about the numbering of dangerous goods classes is TRUE?
Why is it important for cabin crew to learn about all classes of dangerous goods, according to the text?
Why is it important for cabin crew to learn about all classes of dangerous goods, according to the text?
What is the primary reason why dangerous goods can affect the operation of an aircraft, according to the text?
What is the primary reason why dangerous goods can affect the operation of an aircraft, according to the text?
What is the primary benefit of cabin crew being able to recognize the standardized labels and markings for dangerous goods, according to the text?
What is the primary benefit of cabin crew being able to recognize the standardized labels and markings for dangerous goods, according to the text?
Which of the following statements best summarizes the key lesson objective of the IATA Aviation Training Programme lesson on dangerous goods?
Which of the following statements best summarizes the key lesson objective of the IATA Aviation Training Programme lesson on dangerous goods?
Which type of dangerous goods are absolutely prohibited from being on board any aircraft?
Which type of dangerous goods are absolutely prohibited from being on board any aircraft?
Why are dangerous goods permitted to be transported by air despite the risk they pose?
Why are dangerous goods permitted to be transported by air despite the risk they pose?
What type of dangerous goods may be carried on board with specific approvals?
What type of dangerous goods may be carried on board with specific approvals?
Which of the following is a correct statement about the three main classifications of dangerous goods described in the text?
Which of the following is a correct statement about the three main classifications of dangerous goods described in the text?
What is the main reason why dangerous goods are permitted to be transported by air?
What is the main reason why dangerous goods are permitted to be transported by air?
Which of the following statements about the three main classifications of dangerous goods is NOT correct?
Which of the following statements about the three main classifications of dangerous goods is NOT correct?