Emergency and abnormal procedures

Question 1

Where must the incapacitated cabin crew be seated

Answer 1

on a passenger seat not near emergency exits

Question 2

Which jump seat will be unoccupied in case of cabin crew incapacitation

Answer 2

CC2 jump seat

Question 3

which ABP will be briefed in case of cabin crew incapacitation

Answer 3

passenger sat on 1D

Question 4

In case of emergency and CC incapacitation where will the ABP 1D be sat

Answer 4

CC2 jump seat

Question 5

In which phases of the duty can incapacitation occur

Answer 5

• prior to departure out of home base
• in flight
• prior reporting for duty during layover
• before briefing
• during the briefing
• in-flight returning back to the home base

Question 6

what is the maximum sectors you can perform with reduced number of CC

Answer 6

2 sectors

Question 7

if the CMD becomes incapacitates who will take over

Answer 7

• First officer or senior first officer
• Wizz CMD on board

Question 8

what’s the method called when moving an unconscious victim

Answer 8

the fore and aft method

Question 9

How do you secure the incapacitated pilot on their seat

Answer 9

1. fasten seatbelt and shoulder harness
2. lock shoulder harness
3. move seat completely backwards
4. move legs away from pedals
5. recline the seat back
6. put on quick donning mask (100%)

Question 10

If neither autopilot buttons are illuminating green (when managing dual pilot incapacitation) which AP should you push

Answer 10

AP2

Question 11

if the VHF2 is not set at 121.5 how do you set it

Answer 11

by turning the top and bottom of the white knob

Question 12

what are you going to say to ATC if both pilots are incapacitated

Answer 12

“MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY WIZZ AIR WAW-LTN G-WUKN WE HAVE BOTH PILOTS INCAPACITATED WE REQUIRE URGENT ASSISTANCE”.

Question 13

What is the command for quick disembarkation from the flight crew

Answer 13

“QUICK DISEMBARKATION, QUICK DISEMBARKATION”

Question 14

which CC direct the passengers to the main doors

Answer 14

CC2, CC5 and CC3

Question 15

when can you expect quick disembarkation

Answer 15

• fuel leak during refuelling
• bomb threat
• light collision with the aircraft by group equipment or vehicles

Question 16

which doors do you use during quick disembarkation

Answer 16

which ever doors are open

Question 17

Should you re-engage the circuit breaker if tripped

Answer 17

no

Question 18

how often should you monitor the lavatories

Answer 18

every 15 minutes

Question 19

how often should you monitor the cabin

Answer 19

every 10 minutes

Question 20

In case of lithium battery fire what Is the call for assistance

Answer 20

“XBAG, XBAG”

Question 21

In case of fire (excluding lithium battery) what is the call for assistance

Answer 21

“HAFEX, HAFEX”

Question 22

Who does the fire fighting team consist of

Answer 22

• firefighter
• assistant firefighter
• communicator
• supporter

Question 23

when there is a fire what does the communicator tell the FC

Answer 23

• location
• source
• severity/ density
• action
• number of HAFEX used
• time firefighting started

Question 24

Where do you place the XBAG if used and there is an electronic device inside

Answer 24

AFT lavatory

Question 25

When there is en electrical fire in the galley what is the first thing that should be done

Answer 25

switch off power

Question 26

if a person is on fire what material should the person be wrapped with

Answer 26

non-synthetic, e.g a curtain or coat

Question 27

how can you determine if it is an odour or fume?

Answer 27

Is the smell aggressive and/or causing any symptoms or irritation to you/people around (eyes, nose, sore throat, headache, trouble breathing etc.)? - then it is a fume

Question 28

How can crew and passengers be protected from inhaling smoke?

Answer 28

Bending down, and breathing through a wet cloth

Question 29

during refuelling where is the fire truck located

Answer 29

in the immediate vicinity of the aircraft

Question 30

what is the cabin pressure kept at

Answer 30

between 6000 and 8000 feet

Question 31

what is the acronym for signs of decompression

Answer 31

LESS POP

Question 32

what does LESS POP stand for

Answer 32

Lights in the cabin 100% Exit signs will illuminate Seatbelts signs will come on Seatbelt signs in the LAV stay off PA volume increases Oxygen masks will drop Pre-recorded announcemnet

Question 33

what are the signs of slow decompression

Answer 33

- whistling/ hissing noise - rapid breathing - headache - ear discomfort - joint pain - stomach pain

Question 34

what are the signs of rapid decompression

Answer 34

- loud bang or clap - strong rush of air - sudden drop of temperature - release of oxygen masks (14,000ft) - fog or mist in the cabin - loose items may be ejected - symptoms of hypoxia - hypothermia

Question 35

What is the decompression procedure

Answer 35

1. don the nearest oxygen mask 2. sit down on the nearest seat or floor 3. fasten seatbelt, or grasp nearest fixed object

Question 36

When flying over the Middle East or high elevated terrain, how many steps is the decent executed in

Answer 36

3 initial - 18,000 (12 min) secondary - 14,000 (30 min) Further - below 14,000

Question 37

whenever facing decompression or electrical failure the flight deck door...

Answer 37

will be unlocked automatically

Question 38

In which cases will pilots abort the take-off roll

Answer 38

- mechanical problem - engine failure - runway becomes blocked - condition inside or outside the aircraft

Question 39

In case of aborted/ rejected take-off, what command will be given by the pilots after the complete stop

Answer 39

"attention crew at stations, attention crew at stations"

Question 40

What are the 4 principles of survival

Answer 40

1. protection 2. location 3. water 4. food

Question 41

How long will the portable ELT transmit for

Answer 41

48 hours

Question 42

If alone in water what position should you adopt

Answer 42

fetes-like position

Question 43

when in water in a group you form a tight circle. Who should be put in the middle

Answer 43

- infants - children - injured persons

Question 44

What is a level 1 security threat

Answer 44

disruptive behaviour

Question 45

what is a level 2 security threat

Answer 45

physically abusive behaviour

Question 46

what is a level 3 security threat

Answer 46

life-threatening behaviour, or display of a weapon

Question 47

What is a level 4 security threat

Answer 47

attempted or breach of flight deck

Question 48

when do you perform second security search

Answer 48

- damaged or missing security seal -seal number does not match - commander deems necessary

Question 49

Who should you gain permission from when you want to restrain a passenger

Answer 49

The commander

Question 50

how many crew members are needed to restrain a passenger

Answer 50

at least 4

Question 51

As soon as possible after an incident involving a disruptive passenger, CMD and SCC shall submit a detailed report via

Answer 51

- ASR (air safety report) - INTELEX platform

Question 52

what are the two types of bombs

Answer 52

- open - concealed

Question 53

what command is given by the cabin crew who is facing the unruly passenger and there is urgent need to immobilise the person

Answer 53

"this is your last warning"

Question 54

where is the LRBL on the aircraft

Answer 54

4R door

Question 55

What shape are hazard labels

Answer 55

Dimond-shaped

Question 56

What do handling labels show

Answer 56

how to properly handle dangerous goods, when transported or stored

Question 57

What is a prepared emergency landing

Answer 57

there is sufficient time for coordination with crew and to prepare crew, PAX, and the cabin

Question 58

what is an unprepared emergency landing

Answer 58

there is no time for coordination with crew and to prepare crew, PAX, and the cabin

Question 59

Where can you find Dangerous goods regulations and manuals

Answer 59

IATA and ICAO

Question 60

How often do you need to do dangerous goods training

Answer 60

every 2 years

Question 61

what are the 2 categories of landing

Answer 61

- Normal landing - Emergency landing

Question 62

If there is no time to change crew assignment after SCC incapacitation, SCC responsibility should be taken over by who?

Answer 62

CC2, even if they are not the most experianced

Question 63

what checklist contains the steps of the passenger briefing announcement?

Answer 63

Cabin emergency checklist (C.E.C)

Question 64

How does a NITS brief end

Answer 64

synchronisation of watches

Question 65

In case of a decompression where shall the fixed oxygen mask be stored during cabin preparation

Answer 65

into the overhead compartment

Question 66

What are the 2 senarios for ABP briefing

Answer 66

- CC okay - CC not okay

Question 67

what are the types of exits

Answer 67

- main door - emergency exits - semi-automatic over-wing exits

Question 68

What should the ABP do with incapacitated crew when evacuating

Answer 68

Throw their body down - to ensure the exit is not blocked

Question 69

On the CEO how many ABP are CC4 briefing in case of emergency landing

Answer 69

3

Question 70

How many ABPs on Neo/XLR

Answer 70

10

Question 71

How many ABPs on CEO

Answer 71

9

Question 72

How do you leave out the over wing exit

Answer 72

Leg, head, leg

Question 73

In case of ditching, slides of the emergency exits at which doors should not be used (CEO)

Answer 73

2L/2R and 3L/3R

Question 74

What is active panic

Answer 74

- panicking passenger - overreacting passenger - passenger has to be calmed down

Question 75

what is passive panic

Answer 75

- paralysed with fear - passenger does not react at all - action has to be taken to get them out

Question 76

How long do emergency services at the airport have to arrive

Answer 76

3 minutes

Question 77

what colour marking is on the break in points

Answer 77

red/yellow

Question 78

What is the certification time to evacuate an aircraft

Answer 78

90 seconds