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737 Equipment Flashcards

Learn all pre flight checks, duration, operation, after use for equipment

1
Q

Life jacket satchel pre flight check

A

Standard

Red seal intact

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2
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Crew life jacket pre flight check?

A

Standard

Correct color & in sealed pouch

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3
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Frie protection gloves pre flight check?

A

Standard

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4
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EMK (emergency medical kit)

Pre flight check?

A

Standard/ stowed securely

The blue seal/ red Virgin brand security seal is intact

Stethoscope & sphygmomanmeter in outer pocket

(Blue seal new kit) ( red seal kits been used)

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5
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EFAK (Emergency first aid kit) pre flight check?

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Standard

( no go item)

Contains bandages scissors compress bandage, splits, tape, gloves etc

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6
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DFAK ( daily first aid kit) pre flight check?

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Standard/ stowed securely

used for inflight first aid, external punch contains paracetamol & aspirin, band aids

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7
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Disabled pax card pre flight check?

A

Standard

found in back of PA manual

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8
Q

CP card pre flight check?

A

Standard

Onboard leader card is at 1L seat

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9
Q

Onboard wheelchair pre flight check? X7

A 
Standard 
Security seal is visible 
Wheelchair stowed for take off/land 
Do not operate during turbulence 
Never leave pax unattended 
Always active breaks 
Max weight 135kg
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10
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Air Light torch (new) pre flight check?

A

Standard

Push test button LED light flashes green

(Duration 4 hours)

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11
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DME torch (old) pre flight check?

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Standard

Flashes red every 10 seconds

(Duration min 30min max 4 hours)

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12
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Seat label pre flight check?

A

Standard

3 types do not occupy, flight attendant only, crew rest

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13
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Infant seat belt pre flight check?

A

Standard

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14
Q

Infant seat belt precautions?

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Seats belt not twisted, can not have adult belt around infant and adult, only equipment used to secure an infant

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15
Q

Seat belt extension preflight check?

A

Standard

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16
Q

Air bag seat belt preflight check?

A

That seat belt is not fastened

Can not have infant or extention seatbelt attached

17
Q

Seatbelt fixed preflight check?

A

In good condition, full functional, not twisted

18
Q

Safety instruction card pre flight check

A

Fleet specific safety card in each seat pocket

19
Q

Safety demo kit preflight check?

A

Standard

20
Q

PA handbook/ adress system preflight check?

A

PA “safety equipment & security check call back in one minute”

21
Q

Resuscitation mask preflight check?

A

Standard

Do not open

22
Q

Upper torso harness preflight check?

A

Standard

Type 1 economy) ( type 2 business

23
Q

Oxygen realise tool preflight check?

A

Standard

Found in handcuff pouch

24
Q

Cabin Crew jump seat pre flight check? X5

A

1/ pull down on each side of shoulder harness to ensure reels retract

2/ check harness for cuts fraying

3/ unclip release harness

4/ clip back together

5/ harness untangled and ready to use

25
Q

Crash axe preflight check & after use?

A

Standard/ secured in brackets

After use: return to stowage, OBL advise capt where it was used

26
Q

Crash axe operation Inflight, post accident, survival?

A

Inflight: use spike end to lever panel open
Insert BCF & discharge, remove BCF & close panel

Post accident: when cutting through metal use spike end to weaken metal & allows to cut more easily. To deal with physical obstructions eg jammed doors, windows, broken seats etc

Survival: used to chop wood for fire/ build shelters etc

27
Q

Biohazard kit pre flight check?

A

Standard/ stowed securely

used when managing a spill of blood, sick, body fluids

28
Q

Location of biohazard kits?

A

Fwd gallery

Rare gallery

29
Q

Dangerous goods kits preflight check?

A

Standard/ stowed securely
Ensure bag is intact with contents inside
If bad has seal ensure its intact
If bag has blue seal you can read writing

30
Q

Fire containment bag preflight check

A

Standard

Red seal intact

31
Q

Fire containment bag precautions?

A

Fire gloves & PBE used when using, do not open once sealed

After use: put in container in aft lav

32
Q

Manuals preflight check

A

Standard

33
Q

AED preflight check?

A

Standard

Green tick is visible

34
Q

Dangerous object search kit (bomb) preflight check?

A

Standard
Ensure red seal is intact

(Contents: bomb search mirror, dangerous object search check list to ac type)

Equipment (3 decks)

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