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General Requirements And Communication Flashcards

1
Q

What does IAA stand for?

A

Irish Aviation Authority

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2
Q

What are the functions of the IAA?

A
  • Safety regulator
  • Oversee training
  • Audits
  • Inspect Aircraft / Training
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3
Q

What does
EASA
ICAO
IATA
stand for?

A

European aviation safety agency
International civil aviation organisation
International air transport association

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4
Q

What are cabin crew duties

A

Ensure safety
Familiarise with safety procedures
Be fit to fly

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5
Q

What is thrust?

A

Driving power of engine

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6
Q

What is the chain of command?

A

Commander
Relief commander
First officer
SCCM
SCCM in order of seniority
CCMs

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7
Q

Spell AVIATION in Phonetic Alphabet

A

Alpha
Victor
India
Alpha
Tango
India
Oscar
November

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8
Q

What do elevators do?

A

Move up and down to change altitude/ tilt nose up for takeoff

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9
Q

What are the flight phases

A

Take off
Initial climb
Climb and cruise
Descent
Approach
Landing and taxi

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10
Q

How many aircraft variants can cabin crew be trained on

A

3

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11
Q

What is WOCL
When is it

A

Window of circadian low
0200-0559

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12
Q

What is the limit for alcohol in
Europe/ uk
Holland
Excessive drinking

A

EU: 8 hours
Holland: 12 hours
Excessive: 16 hours

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13
Q

When can we evacuate

A
  1. Commander gives command
  2. Catastrophic and flight crew unreachable
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14
Q

What are the different types of ice

A

Rime ice
Glazed ice
Mixed ice

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15
Q

What are the three types of turbulence

A

Light
Moderate
Severe

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16
Q

What is the communication loop

A

Sender- medium- receiver- feedback

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17
Q

What are the barriers to communication

A

Physical
Psychological
General
Language

18
Q

How do crew communicate with flight deck

A

Through SCCM

19
Q

What should commander inform SCCM in flight

A

Quick approaches
Delays
Turbulence

20
Q

How often do ccms check flight crew

A

30 minutes

21
Q

When is sterile flight deck time

A

Taxi
Takeoff (20 mins after)
Approach
Landing (15-20 mins before)

22
Q

What is checked in pre flight briefing

A

AQTV
Attestation
Medical
Passport
Airport ID

23
Q

What topics are in pre flight brief

A

Aircraft
Destination
Allocations
Route
Weather
Safety
Uniform
Manual handling

24
Q

What is FAP

A

Forward attendant panel

25
Q

What is ACP and AIP

A

Area call panel (ceiling)
Attendant indication panel

26
Q

What sentence is said when arming the doors

A

Cabin crew, prepare doors for departure and cross check

27
Q

What side of plane does fuelling take place

A

Right

28
Q

When are passengers briefed

A

Boarding
Pre take off
Post take off
Pre landing
Post landing
Turbulence
Refuelling

29
Q

What is included in the passenger safety demonstration

A

Seatbelts
Exits
Oxygen
Life jacket
Safety card

30
Q

What are the three emergency types

A

In air
On the ground
Fire

31
Q

What are NITS

A

Nature
Intention
Time
Special instructions

32
Q

What are the symptoms of slow decrompression

A

Popping of ears
Fatigue
Sob
Palpitations
Dizzy

33
Q

What are the signs of rapid decompression

A

Loud bang
Cold air
Mist
Items sucked out
Water boils over

34
Q

What are the signs of time critical hypoxia

A

SOB
confusion
Euphoria
Headache
Personality changes

35
Q

What are the after affects of hypoxia

A

Painful sinuses
Stomach pain
Tingling fingers

36
Q

What is the pilot incapacitation drill

A

SEAT pull pilot seat back
FEET take feet off pedals
STRAP strap arms into harness
BACK recline back and administer first aid

37
Q

What does OLDABC stand for

A

Operation of exits
Location of emergency equipment
Drills
ABPs and PRMs
Brace position
Commands

38
Q

What does PINCODE stand for

A

Pregnant / prisoners
Infants
Nervous
Children
Obese
Disability/ animals
Elderly

39
Q

Phonetic alphabet
A B C D
W X Y Z

A

Alpha bravo Charlie delta
Whiskey X-ray Yankee Zulu

40
Q

Phonetic alphabet
E F G H
S T U V

A

Echo foxtrot golf hotel
Sierra tango uniform victor

41
Q

Phonetic alphabet
I J K L
O P Q R
M N

A

India Juliet kilo Lima
Oscar papa Quebec Romeo
Mike November

Aer Lingus (6 decks)

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