AVIATION PRINCIPLES (AP) Flashcards
(21 cards)
The responsabilities of CCM
- Safety
- Security
- Service
- Communication
The chain of command
THE COCKPIT : - The captain
- The first officer
- The second officer
THE CABIN : - The purser
- Senior CCM
- CCM
Alcohol Policy
No alcohol 10H before the flight
Drugs use policy
Zero Tolerance
Fatigue
Rest well and enough!
Nutrition
Eat healthy
Sports
3x 30min
Scuba diving
No 24h before the flight (decompression sickness)
Medical care
Dental care without anesthesia 12h before the flight
W/ anesthesia at least 48h
Blood donorship at least 48h before
What is the ICAO
International Civil Avation Organization
- Safety standards & recommandations
- Monitor compliancy of others regulators
What is the EASA
European Aviation Safety Agency
- Regulator in Europe
- Implement ICAO standards in Europe
- Every countries has to check their regulators
CAA
Civil Aviation Authority
- Responsible for country-wide regulations
- Implements EASA standards
- Tests, investigations
- Issues licenses
What do you need to be a CCM
- CCA (Cabin Crew Attestation)
- OCC (Operator Convention Course)
- ATCC (Aircraft Type Convention Course)
3 feet = … m ?
1m
What is the UTC
United Times Coordinated
- Earth is divided in 24 time zones
- UTC doesn’t change in winter or summer
- All flights and schedules are in UTC times
Why is it important for a flight attendant to have a good physical and mental fitness
- Present incidents
- Being aware
- Cope with physical challenges
- Deal with stressful environments
- Ensure safety
What are the 2 types of aircraft
- Narrowbody
- Widebody
What are the characteristics of a narrowbody
- 1 aisle
- for short or medium-haul flight
- 2 pilots
- min. 2 CCM
- single lane-slide
What are the types of doors in a narrowbody aircraft
- Aircraft doors : at the left : forward/aft entry door
at the right : forward/aft service door - Self-help exits : next to a seat passenger
What are the characteristics of a widebody aircraft
- medium/long-haul fligts
- double aisle
- doors only
- 2-4 pilots
- min. 6 CCM
- double lane slide/raft
How are the doors named in a widebody aircraft
At the right : R1, R2, R3, R4, R5…
At the left : L1, L2, L3, L4, L5…