Day Two OKR Oral Topics

Question 1

Pilot action for impending or forecasted MODERATE OR GREATER turbulence

Answer 1

Make PA: “Flight Attendants, take your jumpseats”

Question 2

Pilot action, when it is determined that it is safe for the flight attendants to get back up.

Answer 2

Make PA: “Flight Attendants, check in,”

Question 3

Pilot action, for unexpected MODERATE OR GREATER turbulence

Answer 3

Make PA: “Flight Attendants, be seated immediately, be seated immediately.”

Question 4

When does Lengthy Tarmac Delay (LTD) time start?

Answer 4

When the main cabin door is closed.

Question 5

How often should PA be made to the passengers during a LTD?

Answer 5

Every 30 minutes

Question 6

What should the crew monitor during a LTD in regards to the cabin and passenger comfort?

Answer 6

Lavatories, Catering, Portable Water, Live animals in the cargo pit.

Question 7

What is United Operating Priorities?

Answer 7

Safe, Caring, Dependable, Efficient Transportation.

Question 8

Who ensures United’s operating priorities?

Answer 8

Pilots, Flight Operations, and the NOC

Question 9

What documentation are you required to have?

Answer 9

FAA ATP Pilot Certificate 
First Class Medical
FCC Radio License
ID badge 
Current Passport

Question 10

What equipment are you required to carry?

Answer 10

EFB and Charger
Flashlight
UAL issued safety vest

Question 11

What are the CUS words?

Answer 11

Concerned
Uncomfortable
Safe

Question 12

Cus word are used for what reason?

Answer 12

To heighten awareness. RED FLAGS

Question 13

What is VVM?

Answer 13

Verbalize
Verify
Monitor

Question 14

What are the standard reporting times when beginning a pairing?

Answer 14

Domestic: 60 min.
Global: 90 min.

Question 15

First flight on a new pairing, where should you plan to meet?

Answer 15

FPA

Question 16

What has to be completed before the brakes are released for pushback?

Answer 16

Checklist Complete
Ground Crew Calls Ready
Push back clearance is received