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Security Eam Flashcards

1
Q

Recall from the lecture, what are three (3) areas to assess after a serious incident aboard an aircraft?

A

Injuries, aircraft damage, and further threats

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2
Q

Where is the least risk bomb location (LRBL) on all Frontier Airlines A320 aircraft?

A

Door 2R

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3
Q

True or False

When restraining an unruly passenger, Flight Attendants should always give the flex cuffs to an ABP.

A

FALSE

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4
Q

If attacked, Flight Attendants should defend themselves and enlist the aid of others. How and who can we enlist to come to our aid?

A
  1. Yell or blow a whistle.
  2. Previously identified passengers (ABPs), law enforcement officers and/or other crewmembers.
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5
Q

True or False

Reasonable force is only that force which is necessary to overcome a physical attack and considered reasonable for the situation.

A

TRUE

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6
Q

When building a bombstack, always refer to the ______________.

A

Flight Attendant Manual

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7
Q

True or False

If a pilot, ACM, or flight attendant must enter or exit the Flight Deck, the forward galley lights must be set to DIM 2.

A

TRUE

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8
Q

Recall from the lecture, what are three (3) requirements to use deadly force against another?

A
  1. Threat
  2. Means or ability
  3. Opportunity
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9
Q

Recall from the lecture, what are some considerations crewmembers must be aware of prior to a use of force?

A

The passenger is under the influence of alcohol, there are no other options, there are size/weight, age, and gender disparities.

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10
Q

What are the four (4) levels of threats as identified by the TSA?

A

Disruptive behavior, physically abusive behavior, life-threatening behavior, and Flight Deck breach or attempted breach.

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11
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Judgement is _______.

A

Paramount

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12
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TSA

A

Transportation Security Administration

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13
Q

True or False

In Common Strategy 2, you should be suspicious of any customer disturbance or cabin irregularity, and confirm and communicate suspicious customers or objects in plain English.

A

TRUE

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14
Q

True or False

You should carry someone else’s bags through TSA if they ask you nicely.

A

FALSE

It’s a FELONY!

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15
Q

SIDA

A

S - Security
I - Identification
D - Display
A - Area

SIDA Badge - extra layer of protection for employees

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16
Q

KCM

A

Known Crew Member
-Portal to get thru security, privilege, NOT a right.
-Still subject to random screening

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17
Q

GSC

A

Ground Security Coordinator
-Always ground personnel
-Communicates with ISC
-Reports suspicious activity to LEOs

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18
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ISC

A

Inflight Security Coordinator
*Always the PIC (Captain).
*Briefs the crew on how in-flight incidents are to be handled.
*Briefs specific procedures.
*Maintains communication with the crew and dispatch.
*Reports any suspicious activity to the GSC.
*Will determine Threat Level based on the facts.

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19
Q

YOU are the ____ and ____ of the airline!

A

Eyes and Ears

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20
Q

True or False

Always be suspicious of any customer disturbance.

A

TRUE

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21
Q

True or False

The Captain will not ensure that all crewmembers know the Flight Deck door code.

A

FALSE

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22
Q

FFDO

A

Federal Flight Deck Officer

The FFDO program is run by the Federal Air Marshal Service with the aim of training the active and licensed airline pilots to carry weapons and defend their aircraft against criminal activity and terrorism.

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23
Q

True or False

An FFDO is a pilot who has successfully completed the TSA screening and training process to carry a firearm in the Flight Deck.

A

TRUE

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24
Q

True or False

An FFDO has the authority to make arrests and exercise law enforcement powers.

A

FALSE

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25
Q

True or False

An FFDO is not required to identify themselves during a briefing or preflight.

A

FALSE

26
Q

FAMs

A

Federal Air Marshals

-Always known to crew
-Blends in w/PAX and will decide when to get involved

27
Q

True or False

On final paperwork, FAMs and LEOs will be designated as FFFF or XXXX.

A

TRUE

28
Q

True or False

LEOs are always armed.

A

FALSE

29
Q

True or False

It’s the Captain’s responsibility to inform all armed individuals of other armed individuals.

A

TRUE

“All guns know the location of all guns.”

30
Q

Does Frontier transport prisoners?

A

NO

31
Q

What should you do if there is an unclaimed/unattended carry-on?

A

Tell the Captain and DO NOT touch!

32
Q

How long may the Flight Deck door be opened?

A

3 Seconds

33
Q

True or False

If the Captains asks for a cart when temporarily exiting the Flight Deck, FAs will block off Galley using a cart against the FWD bulkheads while one FA will stand guard looking out at cabin for any suspicious threats, and another FA maintains the Flight Deck.

A

TRUE

34
Q

If the Flight Deck door is open for too long, you yell…

A

“THREE SECONDS!”

35
Q

If you hear “Door! Door! Door!” you should…

A

immediately close the Flight Deck door

36
Q

True or False

The Flight Deck Entry keypad can be accessed by FAs anytime.

A

FALSE

Emergency Entry ONLY!

37
Q

The 4 Threat Levels

A
  1. Disruptive, Suspicious, or Threatening Behavior
  2. Physically Abusive Behavior
  3. Life-Threatening Behavior (Weapon)
  4. Attempted or Actual Breach of the Flight
38
Q

True or False

When boarding, FAs should engage suspicious customers in conversations, and notify crewmembers, as well as mentally identify ABPs.

A

TRUE

39
Q

True or False

Sexual misconduct incidents happen less often during red-eye flights.

A

FALSE

40
Q

Use of Force

A

The amount of effort required to compel compliance by an unwilling subject.

41
Q

True or False

Crewmembers are authorized to use force reasonably necessary to repel an immediate threat to the safety and security of the flight crew, customers and aircraft.

A

TRUE

42
Q

True or False

Reasonable force is the largest amount of force necessary to protect oneself or to defend one’s person or property from a violent attack, theft, or other type of unlawful aggression.

A

FALSE

“smallest” amount of force necessary to protect oneself

43
Q

What is one of the most important reasons for understanding the “Use of Force?”

A

To help you avoid personal criminal action and/or civil liabilities.

44
Q

True or False

If you hear a whistle, you should blow yours too.

A

TRUE

45
Q

L.A.S.T.

A

Listen
Apologize
Solve
Thank

46
Q

Use of Force Pyramid from Top to Bottom

A

Deadly Force
Less than Lethal Force - Incapacitation
Moderate Force - Soft Contact/Restraints
No Force

47
Q

True or False

The “Red Card” is a last ditch effort to gain compliance after all other means have been attempted.

A

TRUE

48
Q

True or False

The “Red Card” can be given to correct rudeness.

A

FALSE

49
Q

When using Flexcuffs…

A

Pop, Place, Pull, Press

50
Q

True or False

Flexcuffs are only given to FAs and no upper-back pressure should be used while restraining.

A

TRUE

51
Q

3 Requirements to use Deadly Force

A
  1. Threat
  2. Means or Ability
  3. Opportunity
52
Q

3 Post Incident Considerations

A
  1. Injuries
  2. Further Threats
  3. Aircraft Damage
53
Q

True or False

After all threats have been eliminated/stabilized, you should still attempt to administer First Aid to the attacker if it is safe.

A

TRUE

54
Q

True or False

The Four Goals of the Crew are:
1.Protect Flight Deck at all costs.
2.Get the aircraft on the ground.
3.Preserve life.
4.Get customers and crew off the aircraft ASAP.

A

TRUE

55
Q

True or False

During a Chemical Threat, STAT-MD will be contacted by the Flight Deck for medical advice if there is any suspect of exposure.

A

TRUE

56
Q

True or False

In the case of a Chemical Threat, supply customers and cover substance with dry materials.

A

FALSE

Use wet material (clothes/aprons) to cover substance and wet c-folds to cover PAX mouths

57
Q

True or False

You should contact the Captain first about a Chemical Threat before attempting to protect yourself.

A

FALSE

Protect yourself first!

58
Q

IED

A

Improvised Explosive Device

59
Q

P.I.E.S.

A

Power Source
Initiator
Explosive or Incendiary
Switches

(for IEDs)

60
Q

LRBL

A

Least Risk Bomb Location

61
Q

LRBL on an A320 and A321

A

A320 - 2R
A321 - 4R

62
Q
A

Frontier FA Training (11 decks)

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