Responsibilities Roles Flashcards by Robson sv

What is the primary responsibility of the Captain (Pilot in Command)?

The safety of all crew members, passengers, and/or cargo on board the aircraft when the doors are closed.

This includes the operation and safety of the aircraft from takeoff until it comes to rest and the engines are shut down.

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What qualifications must a Captain hold?

A current Transport Canada licence and a current medical certificate.

Additionally, they must be properly qualified by the Company in accordance with the provisions in the TCM and Chapter 5 of the Manual.

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What must the Captain be familiar with before flight?

The planned route, aerodromes, enroute winds, meteorological conditions, navigation aids, alternative flight plans, and Flight Operations Bulletins (FOB).

This includes ensuring that the information from FOB is confirmed via electronic signature.

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True or False: The Captain can delegate flight control without any restrictions.

False.

The Captain determines who manipulates the flight controls according to policy.

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List three duties the Captain must ensure before flight.

The flight can be made safely and in accordance with regulations
The aircraft is airworthy and has been released according to the Company Maintenance Control Manual (MCM)
The load is distributed and secured for safe flight.

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Fill in the blank: The Captain must ensure that the _______ carried is adequate and in accordance with the regulations governing fuel loads.

[fuel load]

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What must the Captain do if the designated Captain becomes incapacitated?

The First Officer may take over the responsibilities of the Captain.

This is only allowed in the event of the incapacitation of the designated Captain.

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What is one of the Captain’s in-flight duties?

Ensure that the aircraft is operated in accordance with all regulations, the AFM, and the SOP.

The Captain must take appropriate actions in emergencies, even if it violates local regulations.

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What must the Captain do in the event of an accident or incident involving the aircraft?

Notify the nearest appropriate authority by the quickest means.

This includes incidents resulting in injury, death, substantial damage to the aircraft, or property.

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After each flight, what is one responsibility of the Captain?

Record all defects of the aircraft in the Aircraft Journey Logbook and report them to maintenance.

This ensures that issues are documented and addressed.

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What document must the Captain complete and sign after each flight?

The Journey Logbook.

This includes reporting and completing all required Company and regulatory documents.

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Fill in the blank: The Captain must ensure that a _______ Report is submitted to the Chief Pilot after each flight.

[Pilot]

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What must the Captain ensure about the aircraft after landing?

The aircraft is protected from the elements and secured.

This includes notifying the Company and any other ground organization of arrival.

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What is the primary role of the First Officer?

To assist the Captain in flight planning, preparation, and management of the flight

The First Officer carries out duties as delegated by the Captain and may take over if the Captain is incapacitated.

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Under what conditions can the First Officer carry out takeoffs and landings?

Only under specific authority of the Captain

The First Officer must have explicit permission from the Captain to perform these actions.

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What must pilots do in relation to Transport Canada Inspectors and FAA Inspectors?

Cooperate and comply with their requests, permitting access to the aircraft and its documents

This is crucial for regulatory compliance and safety inspections.

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List three pre-flight duties of the First Officer.

Calculating weight and balance
Obtaining a weather briefing
Checking NOTAMs and operational information

These tasks ensure flight safety and compliance with regulations.

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What is involved in the First Officer’s in-flight duties?

Assisting the Captain with flight management
Participating in emergency procedures
Occupying the right-hand seat of the aircraft

These duties are critical for effective flight operations and safety.

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True or False: The First Officer can interchange seats with the Captain without any qualifications.

False

The First Officer must be certified and authorized by the Chief Pilot to interchange seats.

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What responsibilities does the First Officer have regarding ATC clearances?

Recording all ATC clearances, flight times, etc. as required

This documentation is essential for operational records and compliance.

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Fill in the blank: The First Officer must ensure that their seat belt is fastened at all times when seated in the _______.

flight deck

This is a safety regulation that applies to all pilots during flight.

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What should the First Officer do post-flight?

Assist in a post-flight weather check
Ensure the aircraft is secured for storage
Submit regulatory documents

These actions help maintain aircraft safety and compliance after the flight.

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What is the First Officer’s role in navigation during the flight?

Assisting in navigation by ensuring proper navigational aids are tuned and identified

This is crucial for the accuracy and safety of the flight path.

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What document must the First Officer submit to the Chief Pilot post-flight?

A Pilot Report

This report helps in the dissemination of important information regarding the flight.

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Who does the Duty Officer report to?

The Manager, SOCC

What is the primary responsibility of the Duty Officer?

Overseeing all flight and ground operations

Name one factor that the Duty Officer must consider affecting aircraft manoeuvrability.

Meteorological conditions

What is one of the responsibilities of the Duty Officer related to personnel?

Supervising SOCC personnel while on duty

How does the Duty Officer engage team members?

By establishing an inclusive environment

Fill in the blank: The Duty Officer communicates positively and effectively with all team members, encouraging their _______.

Participation in decisions

What operational activities does the Duty Officer plan and coordinate?

Daily operational activities

Who does the Duty Officer liaise with regarding operational matters?

Government and airport authorities

What is the Duty Officer responsible for regarding flight management?

Overall management and assignment of flights

What does the Duty Officer manage in relation to flights?

Delaying and cancelling of flights

What does IROPS stand for?

Irregular Operations

What is the Duty Officer's role in flight schedule recovery during IROPS?

Managing the recovery of the flight schedule +48 hours ahead

What two conditions does the Duty Officer analyze to maintain schedule integrity?

Weather and ATC conditions

What information must the Duty Officer ensure is timely disseminated?

Information on aircraft swaps, flight delays, and cancellations

What must aircraft assignments comply with?

MEL, corporate, and maintenance requirements

What does the Duty Officer coordinate when required?

Porter Emergency Response callout

What does the Duty Officer actively participate in?

Porter’s Safety Management System (SMS)

True or False: The Duty Officer is responsible for reporting hazards and incidents.

True

What other duties may the Duty Officer perform?

Any other duties assigned by the Manager, SOCC

What is the primary responsibility of a Flight Dispatcher according to CAR 705.110?

To exercise safe and efficient operational control over Porter Airlines flights in conjunction with the Pilot-In-Command during Type A Operations.

What must a Flight Dispatcher ensure during operational pre-departure planning?

Compliance with Canadian and foreign government rules and regulations, Company flight operations manuals, and corporate policies and procedures.

Fill in the blank: The Flight Dispatcher must timely formulate, amend, and execute the _______.

Operational Flight Plan (OFP)

What does the Flight Dispatcher analyze to identify opportunities or restrictions on operational capabilities?

Operational conditions including weather conditions, field conditions, ATC restrictions, and aircraft performance.

What is one of the key tasks of a Flight Dispatcher regarding runway analysis?

Preparing runway analysis charts.

True or False: The Flight Dispatcher has sole authority over operational control of a flight.

False

What must a Flight Dispatcher communicate to the operating flight crew in a timely manner?

Changes to the Operational Flight Plan (OFP) or meteorological conditions affecting safety or efficiency.

What action does a Flight Dispatcher take when conditions warrant changes to the OFP?

Formulating and implementing the revised OFP and communicating revised information to the Pilot-In-Command.

What type of briefing must a Flight Dispatcher provide to the Pilot-In-Command when requested?

A thorough and professional flight crew briefing covering significant information impacting the operation of the flight.

What is the Flight Dispatcher responsible for maintaining with respect to assigned flights?

Obtaining up-to-date flight progress information (Flight Watch) and ensuring the flight tracking system is current and accurate.

What must the Flight Dispatcher communicate to ATC?

All Operational Flight Plan (OFP) requirements.

What procedures must a Flight Dispatcher initiate when necessary?

Emergency Response procedures.

What role does the Flight Dispatcher play in resolving conflicts caused by aircraft dispatch deviations?

Collaborating with Maintenance Operations Control (MOC) and the Pilot-In-Command to resolve conflicts and communicate operational limitations.

Who directs the on-the-job training for the position of Flight Dispatcher?

The Chief Dispatcher.

What is the primary responsibility of the Purser during a flight?

To ensure passenger safety and comfort while being responsible to the Captain ## Footnote The Purser is also the designated in-charge flight attendant as per CAR 705.105.

To whom does the Purser report regarding Cabin Safety?

The Director, In-Flight Services ## Footnote This includes matters related to the control and management of assigned Flight Attendants.

What are the prime responsibilities of Flight Attendants?

Safety and welfare of passengers, and enhancing the Company's reputation ## Footnote Flight Attendants must present themselves professionally while on duty or in uniform.

Who do Flight Attendants report to for in-flight service?

The Purser ## Footnote They are responsible for providing professional and courteous service to passengers.

Fill in the blank: The Purser is responsible for the control and management of _____ assigned as crew members.

Flight Attendants

True or False: The Purser has no responsibilities related to passenger comfort.

False ## Footnote The Purser is specifically tasked with ensuring passenger comfort.

What chapter of the FAM outlines the full duties and responsibilities of Flight Attendants?

Chapter 1

What are Customer Service Representatives (CSRs) responsible for?

Informing passengers of specific carry-on baggage requirements or limitations ## Footnote CSRs play a crucial role in ensuring compliance with baggage regulations.

What do CSRs enforce during passenger check-in?

Cabin baggage restrictions ## Footnote This includes checking that baggage meets size and weight requirements.

What do CSRs assess regarding passenger cabin baggage?

The dimensions of passenger cabin baggage ## Footnote This assessment occurs at check-in and other points prior to and during boarding.

What happens to suspect baggage?

It will be tested for weight and size in testing units ## Footnote This process helps ensure safety and compliance with regulations.

What occurs if items are larger than the test unit?

They will not be accepted on board ## Footnote This is part of maintaining safe and regulated cabin baggage limits.

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