1. General Flashcards

1
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FSSM issued in accordance with (1.1)

A

EU/EASA regulations rules and with terms and conditions of KLMs Air Operator Certificate

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Safety is (1.1.1)

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A condition in which the risk of injury or damage occurring during operations is limited to an acceptable level.

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Security is (1.1.1)

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The state of being free from danger or threat.

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4
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Must/shall (1.1.3)

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The application of an instruction or procedure is MANDATORY.

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Should (1.1.3)

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The application of an instruction or procedure is RECOMMENDED.

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May (1.1.3)

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The application of an instruction or procedure is at the discretion of the responsible person.

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Warning (1.1.3)

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An operating procedure, technique etc, which may result in severe injury or loss of life, if not carefully followed.

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Caution (1.1.3)

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An operating procedure, technique etc, which may result in injury or damage to equipment, if not carefully followed.

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9
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Five safety principles (1.4.1)

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  1. Work safely;
  2. Stick to the rules;
  3. Report unsafe situations;
  4. Help and challenge each other;
  5. Be fit to work.
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10
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Crew member shall report to the commander (1.4.1)

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  • any fault, failure, malfunction or defect which may affect airworthiness or safe operation Ac
  • any incident that (potentially) endangers the safety of the operation, this includes suspicious activity or security breaches in the cabin.
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11
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Order of rank (1.4.2)

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Commander
Co pilot
Cruise relief pilot
Senior cabin crew
Cabin crew - according to seniority.

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12
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Succession of command (during flight) (1.4.2)

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Qualified commander
Co pilot
Cruise relief co pilot
CAA-NL inspector

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13
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Regulations related to FSSM (1.3.1)

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At least one complete updated version of the FSSM must be on board.

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14
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Tablet instructions for cabin crew (1.3.5)

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  • be updated version as instructed by KLM
  • be updated to latest required software configuration
  • charged before reporting for flight
  • be taken along on each flight
  • latest version of web manuals before every first flight of trip from Ams
  • synchronized with an interval of max 7 days (during trip cycle)

Trip cycle = from reporting until sign out.

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Required cabin crew - ReqCC (1.5.2)

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  • from ams not less than ReqCC
  • from an outstation may in unforeseen circumstances depart with less than ReqCC (communicated with OMF) provided: acting delegate appointed as PU, cabin-pax does not exceed 50, emergency positions are occupied, commanded writes ASR.
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16
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ReqCC operating experience (1.5.2)

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At least 2 of the ReqCC must have a minimum of 3 months operating experience as cabin crew.

17
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Pu incapacitation (1.5.5)

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Cpt selects the next most qualified CA to serve as PU, taking into account the operational experience of the available cabin crew.
AMS: relief PU must be assigned
Outstation/inflight: cpt select the next most suitable CA

(re-)familiarization flight is part of the AddCC - may not serve as next senior CA

18
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ReqCC vs AddCC (1.5)

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Required Cabin Crew - minimum number of qualified cabin crew required for flight safety on a commercial, pax carrying flight.

Additional Cabin Crew - cabin crew member assigned in addition to the ReqCC for passenger service or for inflight relief due to flight time limitations.

19
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Qualification Cabine Crew (1.6.4)

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Initial and recurrent training shall be valid for 12 calendar months. Allowed to be scheduled within the last 3 months - occasionally up to 15 months between training may occur.

20
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Verification cabin crew qualification (1.6.4)

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May be obtained via cabin crew control FCC/CR.

21
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Qualification ReqCC (1.6.5)

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  • flight safety qualified for applicable ac type
  • worked on the Ac type at least once during the preceding 6 months.
  • must wear official KLM uniform and applicable badges.
22
Q

Qualifications of AddCC (1.6.6)

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  • must have taken part in at least the initial training + theoretical part
  • may be assigned an emergency exit as long as the seating priority of the ReqCC has been complied with
  • must wear official KLM uniform and applicable badges.
23
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ReqCC boeing 737 (1.8.1)

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737-700 is 3
737-800/900 is 4