COMMUNICATION Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

By what time should the ATIS be requested for descent preparation?

A

Latest 15 min before TOD

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2
Q

What is the definition of “Sterile Cockpit” period?

A

Starts from engine start or pushback until 10000 ft on departure and from 10000 ft until engine shutdown on arrival

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3
Q

What does cycling of the seat belts sign at 10000 ft signify?

A

The end or start of the sterile cockpit procedures

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4
Q

What checks can be done if you suspect a communication failure?

A

Check frequency
Check volume
Use another speaker/headset
Use secondary VHF/HF radio
Try to get a relay via another aircraft
Check squelsh

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5
Q

What are the VHF emergency frequencies?

A

121.5
243.0
406.0

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6
Q

What is the purpose of 8.33 kHz?

A

To split the radio spectrum into narrower band widths to make more frequencies available.

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7
Q

What are the 8.33 kHz frequencies between 118.000 to 118.025?

A

118.005
118.010
118.015

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8
Q

What letter is put in the ATC flight plan under item 10a to indicate 8.33 kHz capability?

A

“Y”

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9
Q

When is a high HF frequency needed?

A

Generally, the longer the distance the higher the frequency.
Also the higher the sun, the higher the frequency

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10
Q

How long time before an FIR entry should a CPDLC logon be accomplished?

A

Approximately 15 min before entry

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11
Q

What are the HF emergency frequencies?

A

500 kHz
2182 kHz
4125 kHz
8364 kHz

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12
Q

What are the emergency transponder codes?

A

7500 Interference
7600 Communication failure
7700 Emergency

Remember it by using the ICE acronym

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13
Q

What is the call to cabin to start the alert phase?

A

“CABIN CREW AT STATIONS”

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14
Q

What is the call to the cabin if alert phase is activated but an evacuation is not required?

A

“REMAIN SEATED - REMAIN SEATED”

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15
Q

What is the call to cabin to cancel the alert phase?

A

“CABIN CREW RESUME NORMAL DUTIES”

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16
Q

What is the call to cabin to evacuate?

A

“EVACUATE - EVACUATE”

17
Q

What is the call to cabin for an emergency descent?

A

“EMERGENCY DESCENT - EMERGENCY DESCENT”

18
Q

What is the call to cabin when at a safe altitude after an emergency descent?

A

“SAFE ALTITUDE - YOU MAY REMOVE YOUR OXYGEN MASKS”

19
Q

What is the call to get the purser up to the flightdeck?

A

“PURSER TO COCKPIT PLEASE”

20
Q

What is the call to seat the cabin during moderate turbulence?

A

“CABIN CREW BE SEATED FOR TURBULENCE”

21
Q

What is the call to seat the cabin during severe turbulence?

A

“PASSENGERS AND CABIN CREW BE SEATED FOR TURBULENCE”

22
Q

What is the call to the cabin for a precautionary disembarkation?

A

“ATTENTION CREW, PRECAUTIONARY DISEMBARKATION”

23
Q

When should an arrival briefing be performed ideally?

A

When TOD is within 160 nm

24
Q

What are the calls to the cabin during an emergency landing?

A

2000-3000 ft: “FINISH PREPARATION”
500 ft: “BRACE FOR IMPACT”

25
What is the call to the cabin to arm doors for departure and arrival?
"CABIN CREW, ARM YOUR DOORS FOR DEPARTURE AND CROSSCHECK"
26
What is the call to the cabin just before take-off and landing?
"CABIN CREW, BE SEATED FOR TAKE-OFF
27
What is the call to the cabin on descent 20 min prior to landing?
"CABIN CREW, PREPARE THE CABIN FOR LANDING
28
When do we put the seatbelt sign on during arrival?
20 min before landing
29
Which one of CM 1 and CM 2 is responsible to adress the passengers in an abnormal situation?
CM 1
30
Which pilot is responsible for Welcome PA?
Pilot Flying