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1
Q

Altitude

A

39,000 - 41,000 ft

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2
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AAP

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Aft Attendant Panel

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3
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AIP

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Attendant Indication Panel

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4
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ACP

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Area Call Panel

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5
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ACARS

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Aircraft Communication, Addressing & Reporting system

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6
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CAM

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Cabin Assignment Module

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7
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CIDS

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Cabin Intercommunication Data System

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8
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ECAM

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Electronic Centralised Aircraft Monitoring

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9
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FAP

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Forward Attendant Panel

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10
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PTP

A

Programming Test Panel

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11
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TCAS

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Traffic Collision Alert System

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12
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3 cargo compartments

A

FWD
AFT
Bulk

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13
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Capacity

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174

But we remove 2 seats = 172

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14
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How many aer space seats?

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4

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15
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Where does the No. 4 sit?

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Aft swivel chair

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16
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Where does No. 3 sit?

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AFT LHS by door 2L

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17
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What rows are the emergency exit rows?

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12+13

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18
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What seats must be occupied by ABPs for taxi, take-off and landing?

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12A
12F
13A
13F

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19
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How many exits are there in total?

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10 (2 in flight deck, 8 in cabin)

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20
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How many main doors?

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4

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21
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Which ones are the main doors?

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1L + R
2 L + R

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22
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What kind of exits are the exits in the middle of the cabin

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Type III - self help exits

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23
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How many Type III exits are there?

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4

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24
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How many exits are there in the cabin?

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8 (4 main doors, 4 Type III)

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25
Q

Which lavatories are wheelchair accessible?

A

A + D

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26
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Where does the Captain sit?

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On the left

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27
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Where does the Co-Pilot sit?

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On the right

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28
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Where is the 3rd occupant seat in the flight deck?

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Behind first officer

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29
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Where is the 4th occupant seat in the flight deck?

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Behind the captain

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30
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There is always a 4th occupant seat in the flight deck (T or F)

A

False

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31
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What kind of exits are there in the flight deck?

A

2 sliding windows

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32
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What is the primary and secondary exits for flight crew?

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Primary = doors 1L and 1 R
Secondary = 2 sliding windows

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33
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What kind of seats are 3rd and 4th occupant seats?

A

Folding jumpseats

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34
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How can cockpit door be opened by CCMs if the flight crew are non responsive during an emergency?

A

Enter emergency access code on keypad installed on the side of the FAP
Indicator light will flash green for 30 seconds before going steady
CCMs can enter

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35
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What are the components of a flight deck key pad?

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Indicator lights (green + red) and numbers

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36
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What does a steady green indicator light on the flight deck keypad mean?

A

Door has been unlocked either by a flight crew action, or automatically (during 5 s) when no flight crew action is performed during the delay following an emergency access request

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37
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What does a flashing green indicator light on the flight deck keypad mean?

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An emergency request to enter the cockpit has been made; the buzzer will sound continuously in the cockpit, but no action has yet been taken by the flight crew

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38
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What does a red indicator light on the flight deck keypad mean?

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The flight crew has denied access, and the door remains locked for 10 mins

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39
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What are the 3 options on the flight deck door switch in the flight deck?

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Unlocked = CCMs can open
Norm = all latches locked, emergency access enabled for CCMs
Locked = for 10 mins

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40
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What are the 2 options on the flight deck door fault open indicator in the flight deck?

A

Open
- Steady light = door is not closed or locked
- Flashing = the cabin crew has started an emergency access procedure. If there is no reaction from the flight crew, the door will unlock at the end of the adjustable time delay (30 s)

Fault = system failure

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41
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What is a flight deck door surveillance system?

A

4 inch monitor in flight deck with 3 cameras

1: Door 1L
2: Direct view of the area outside of the flight deck door, is mounted in the ceiling forward of the first row of passenger seats
3: Door 1R

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42
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What kind of harness do a) pilots and b) CCMs have?

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a) 5-point b) 4-point

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43
Q

What are the 2 controls to move flight deck pilot seats used by flight crew?

A

Electrical controls
- Location: FWD
- Function: move up and down

Harness locking lever
- Location: middle
- Function: move forward and back

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44
Q

What controls do CCMs used in event of pilot incapacitation?

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Manual Controls
- FWD = up and down
- Middle = forward an back
- AFT = recline

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45
Q

Occupant seats in the flight deck are always on…

A

tracks

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46
Q

How many flight deck windows are there?

A

6

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47
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What are the 3 kinds of flight deck windows?

A

Front
Sliding
Rear

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48
Q

How do pilots open sliding flight deck windows in an emergency?

A

Grasp flight deck window operating handle
Push thumb on button
Pull handle inwards

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49
Q

How do pilots close sliding flight deck windows in an emergency?

A

Release gust lock
Grab assist handle
Slide into closed position
Rotate handle outward to lock

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50
Q

What load can flight deck ropes hold?

A

900 kg

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51
Q

Procedure to get out through flight deck windows?

A

Leg out
Head bent forward + tucked in
Body out into windowsill
Slide leg out while holding on to rope
Slide down the side of the fuselage to the ground

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52
Q

What doors are used for boarding?

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1L and 2L

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53
Q

What doors are used by cleaners and caterers?

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1R and 2R

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54
Q

How do we know the status of the cabin doors by using the FAP?

A

Red = open
Amber = closed + disarmed
Green = closed + armed

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55
Q

Why don’t arm rests move in aisle 1?

A

Due to tray table

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56
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In what rows can seats not go back at all?

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Rows 11 and 12, otherwise they obstruct the emergency exit rows

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57
Q

On what side of the belt do you loop the infant loopbelt?

A

Thin side

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58
Q

When are seat row numbers on and off?

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They are on for boarding and then turned off when last main door is closed

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59
Q

How can you tell an overhead locker is not properly closed?

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Latches are fitted with a RED indicator, which is clearly visible if the door is not properly closed

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60
Q

FWD Galley is number

A

1

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61
Q

AFT Galley is number

A

5

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62
Q

What kind of galleys does the A320 have?

A

Wet only

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63
Q

Where can POUs be used?

A

Seat 2A or 27A

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64
Q

Where are POUs stored when not in used?

A

29D

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65
Q

Steps in PDI of Lavatory

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Fire extinguisher = indicator gauge must be in green area, door to compartment closed and access flap to waste bin closed and not obstructed

Water heater = light illuminated and unit switched on

Smoke detector = check its not blocked or obstructed

Waste bin door = operational and closes securely

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66
Q

How much oxygen is allowed on plane?

A

2 full oxygen bottles
3 bottles at 1000 PSI
5 passenger masks
4 crew masks

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67
Q

How are the emergency lights activated automatically in an emergency?

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Switch must be in armed position in the flight deck

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68
Q

How are emergency lights manually activated in an emergency in flight deck?

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Switch moved to on 2 mins to landing

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69
Q

How are emergency lights manually activated in an emergency in cabin?

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SCCM presses the EMER light button on FAP 2 mins before landing

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70
Q

What are the steps in the PDI of the FAP?

A

Main on 100% light intensity

Panel light tests

“IND ON” button to check
- Water quantity is 25% for UK/CDG/BRU/AMS, 50% for europe, 100% for non-european
- Waste quantity - less than 25%

Ensure CIDS CAUT light is not on

Check door and slide status

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71
Q

PTP System Status inidicates

A

Door status
Slide status
LAV smoke data
Slide bottle pressure

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72
Q

What must SCCM + No.4 check on PTP at the end of each duty?

A

Door and slide status

Steady slide armed = slides armed
Flashing slide armed = some doors armed, some not

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73
Q

What do you do if the CIDS Caution Alert on FAP is illuminated?

A

Illuminates if there is a systems failure (flashing amber)
- NOTE: it is on the top LHS of LCD version of FAP
Message on PTP screen tells you whats wrong (or on screen for LCD FAP)
Inform commander
Reset by pressing CAUT button

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74
Q

How is light settings split in the cabin?

A

4 zones

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75
Q

How are temp settings split in the cabin?

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FWD and AFT of cabin

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76
Q

How can crew tell flight crew that cabin is secure on FAP?

A

Press cabin ready button on FAP
Comes up on ECAM for flight crew

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77
Q

How many lavatories and where are they?

A

1L = A
2L = D
2R = E

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78
Q

2 types of lavatory doors?

A

single blade type door

bi fold door type

79
Q

Lighting in lavatory

A

50% but 100% when door locked from inside

80
Q

How to unlock lavatory door from outside in an emergency?

A

Single blade Door
- Lift the cover plate LAVATORY above the OCCUPIED flag
- Then push the unlocking PIN from the right to the left until the flag shows VACANT

81
Q

Door latch emergency operation single door

A

The catch assembly in the door frame of a single blade door is fitted with a folding catch, that is operated by a lock pin.

In an emergency, turn the lock pin to the left or the right with a coin, for example.

The latch unlocks.

Now pull the knob to open the lavatory door.

82
Q

Emergency operation of a bi-folding door

A

Turn the safety pin about 90 ° to unlock the door lockers.

Unlock the three door lockers.

Move the safety pin up to release.

Turn the bi-folding door about 90 ° towards yourself.

Then lift the bi-folding door up to release the damper

83
Q

How to lock an open bi-folding door

A

Turn the safety pin (upper LHS) to the vertical position and ensure that the safety pin moves and remains in its maximum upward position

84
Q

PDI of lavatory water heater

A

Light illuminated, unit switched on

85
Q

PDI of lavatory bin extinguisher

A

The indicator on the gauge must be in the green area

Door to the compartment closed

The access flap to the waste bin closed and not obstructed

86
Q

When is lavatory fire extinguihser automatically activated?

A

79 degrees

87
Q

PDI of lavatory smoke detector

A

Not obstructed

88
Q

What is lavatory smoke detector connected to?

A

CIDS

89
Q

Flight deck indications of smoke in lavatory

A
  • Repetitive chime
  • Red master warning light
  • Smoke warning indication on the ECAM
90
Q

Cabin indications of smoke in lavatory

A
  • Triple chime every 30 seconds via the cabin loud speakers
  • Red flashing indicator and steady text on all AIPs
  • An amber flashing light on the related area call panel ACP
  • An amber flashing light on the bulkhead of the relevant lavatory
  • A red indication SMOKE DETECTED on the LCD FAP together with the location of the lavatory
  • AAP Indication and reset of Lavatory smoke warning [SMOKE RESET]
  • CIDS CAUTION light also illuminates on LCD FAP
91
Q

How do you stop the cabin indications of smoke in lavatory

A

Press the SMOKE RESET on the FAP or the related AAP

92
Q

Where can nursing tables be found?

A

Lavatory A and D

93
Q

Where can ovens be found?

A

All galleys

94
Q

Wet vs Dry Galley

A

Wet: Store and prepare food and drinks. There are system connections to/provisions for: Electrical power supply; Water; Wastewater

95
Q

Where can electrical panels be found

A

galleys

96
Q

What are electrical panels used for in galleys

A

Applicances e.g. boiler, coffee maker, oven

97
Q

PDI of sink drain valves in lavatory

A

Check valve is open

98
Q

PDI of water shut on/off valve in galley

A

Make sure valve is open

99
Q

When CIDS is powered up all entrance and cabin lights illuminate with ____ intensity

A

Full

100
Q

How long do emergency exit lights last?

A

10 mins

101
Q

How long do cabin oxygen masks last?

A

15 mins

102
Q

How many emergency exit lights are there?

A

4 emergency exit lights at main cabin doors

9 located in ceiling panels throughout the cabin

13 total

103
Q

How many exit lights are there?

A

1 over each door
1 down each side of door
Centre of the cabin
Over by each type 3 exit

24 total

104
Q

What is the difference in the light intensity of exit lights during normal conditions and emergency conditions?

A

Full intensity in an emergency

105
Q

What power is used on the ground and which in the sky?

A

Ground = Ground Power Unit (GPU)

Sky = Auxiliary Power Unit (APU)

106
Q

Emergency pathway lighting is ____ and Floorway Pathway Lighting is ____

A

electric; photo-luminescent strips

107
Q

How is floor way pathway lighting powered and how long does it last?

A

Charged by cabin lights

Last 6.5 hours

108
Q

What does CIDS consist of?

A

FAP, PTP, AAP, ACP, AIP, interphones

109
Q

How many computers operate CIDS?

A

2 (1 in use, 1 in backup)

110
Q

Features of FAP

A

PRAM: re-recorded announcemnts list

Cabin light panel

Audio panel selection

Water and waste panel

Guarded emergency light activation button

Doors and slides status indicators

LAV smoke indicator

Dual re-set button for smoke and EVAC command

Guarded EVAC command activation button

CIDS caution indicator

111
Q

How many interphones?

A

3 (SCCM + No.2 share one)

112
Q

If a passenger presses the assistance button on ground vs air

A

Their seat number flashes vs steady

113
Q

What rows can infants not be seated in?

A

11 - 14

114
Q

How and Where does the evac need to be reset?

A

In flight deck and FWD and AFT galleys

115
Q

Who needs to be on the plane during refuelling?

A

All CCMs and 1 in flight deck

116
Q

Where do CCMs stand when boarding from door 1L only?

A

1: at entrance checking boarding cards
2: row 6
3: row 13 (in between emergency exit rows
4: in between lavatories AFT of the cabin

117
Q

What difference is there in the positions of the CCMs when both 1L and 2L are used for boarding?

A

4 must be AFT checking boarding cards

118
Q

What positions must CCMs be in if there is only 3 of them for boarding?

A

Door 1L is the only one in use and only 150 passengers allowed

1: at entrance checking boarding cards
2: row 13 (assumes position of no. 3)
4: in between lavatories AFT of cabin

119
Q

What positions must CCMs be in during boarding if refuelling is taking place?

A

1: at entrance of 1L
2: at entrance of 1L
3: row 13 (emergency exit rows)
4: Aft of cabin

120
Q

What positions must CCMs be in if boarding is complete but refuelling is taking place?

A

Stand by designated doors

121
Q

What positions must CCMs be in if passengers are disembarking but refuelling is taking place?

A

Stand by designated doors

122
Q

What areas must each CCM check during EQUIPMENT PDIs?

A

1: FWD LHS
2: FWD RHS
3: AFT LHS
4: AFT RHS

123
Q

What areas must each CCM check during AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS AND SEATS PDIs?

A

1: Galley 1 and rows 1-6
2: rows 7-15
3: rows 16-23
4: Galley 5 and rows 24-29

124
Q

What areas must each CCM check during EQUIPMENT and AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS AND SEATS PDIs if there is only 3 CCMs?

A

No.4 checks for No. 3 as well

125
Q

What areas must each CCM check during security checks?

A

1: Galley 1 and rows 1-6
2: rows 7-15
3: rows 16-23
4: Galley 5 and rows 24-29

126
Q

What areas must each CCM check during security checks if there is only 3 CCMs?

A

1: Galley 1 and rows 1-6
2: rows 7-19
4: Gallley 5 and rows 20-29

127
Q

What areas are the CCMs responsible for during cabin secure checks?

A

1: Galley 1
2: rows 1-10
3: rows 11-19
4: Galley 5 and rows 20-29

128
Q

What areas are the CCMs responsible for during cabin secure checks if there is only 3 CCMs?

A

1: Galley 1 and rows 1-5
2: rows 6-19
4: rows 20-29 and Galley 5

129
Q

What are the positions for each CCM during safety demos?

A

1: by FWD interphone
2: row 1
3: row 10
4: row 20

130
Q

What are the positions for each CCM during safety demos if there are only 3 CCMs in an auto announcement and manual announcement?

A

Auto Announcement
1: row 1
2: row 10
4: row 20

Manual Announcement
1: row 1
2: row 13
4: making PA AFT

131
Q

What are the positions for the CCMs if there is one missing?

A

There will be a SCCM, No.2 and No.4

132
Q

How many PAX can be on board if there are only 3 CCMs?

A

150

133
Q

What is the max number of unaccompanied children allowed?

A

3

134
Q

Where are unaccompanied children ideally seated?

A

Rows 2 and 29

135
Q

What seats can a POU be used?

A

2A and 27A

136
Q

Whee should POUs be stored when not in use?

A

RHS behind row 29

137
Q

Which CCMs are responsible for checking PEDs?

A

No.2 and No.4

138
Q

Procedure for checking PEDs?

A

No.2 and No.4 choose 2 people at random from their areas

Relay this to SCCM with their seat numbers e.g. 3 alpha

139
Q

What is the minimum oxygen requirement for standard A320 operations after oxygen has been used?

A

2 full oxygen bottles
3 bottles at PSI 1000
5 passenger masks
4 crew masks

140
Q

How is lighting system divided on FAP?

A

FWD galley
Cabin
AFT galley

141
Q

Light intensity levels on FAP

A

BRT = 100%
DIM 1 = 50%
DIM 2 = 10%

142
Q

What light settings are used for each phase of flight?

A

Boarding and Disembarking
- Dim 1
- Aisle = strong blue
- Window = bright white

Sleep, Taxi, Take-off, Cruise and Landing
- Dim 2
- Aisle = lavender
- Window = dew white

143
Q

When is green cabin lighting used?

A

Special promo flights

144
Q

How do you activate green cabin lighting?

A

Press Dim 1 three times

145
Q

What light setting are windows turned to in normal vs reduced light?

A

on vs off

146
Q

What are the 3 kinds of settings for emergency lights?

A

Automatically (flight deck): If there is no external electrical power to the aircraft and the switch is in the ARM position the emergency lights will illuminate automatically

Manually (flight deck): if ON is selected

Manually (cabin): FAP

147
Q

What kind of oxygen is in the flight deck?

A

Quick donning oxygen

148
Q

How do you fit the pilot quick donning oxygen mask?

A
  • Grasp and squeeze the red levers on top of the stowage unit
  • Remove the mask from the stowage unit
  • The yellow flowmeter is displayed to indicate oxygen is flowing
  • The head harness inflates automatically
  • Keeping the levers squeezed, place the mask over the head / mouth and nose * Release the red levers
  • Harness will deflate to fit the head
  • The mask delivers a mixture of air and oxygen
149
Q

How many oxygen masks are in the flight deck?

A

1 for every seat (i.e. 3 or 4)

150
Q

How do you know how many oxygen masks are in each PSU?

A

“Door stoppers” on each PSU

151
Q

What are the 3 ways in which passenger oxygen masks can be deployed?

A

Automatically, when the cabin altitude exceeds 14,000ft

Manually, by means of a switch in flight deck

Manually, by opening the individual PSU by means of a Manual Release Tool

152
Q

What do you do if passenger oxygen masks have a smelll of burning or smoke?

A

This is normal so nothnig

153
Q

How many infants can be in each row?

A

1 Infant per Seat Row LHS & 1 Infant per Seat Row RHS

154
Q

How many oxygen bottles are on board in total?

A

5

155
Q

How many smoke hoods are on board in total?

A

5

156
Q

Primary function of CIDS

A

The CIDS continually tests cabin systems such as cabin lighting, smoke detector serviceability etc. If a fault is detected, the CIDS caution alert indicator will illuminate on the FAP.

157
Q

What does PTP do?

A
  • Door status
  • Slide status
  • LAV smoke data
  • Slide bottle pressure
158
Q

How can you see the status of doors on the old FAP?

A

Steady GREEN light: All Doors closed

Lights not illuminated: One or more door[s] open*

159
Q

How can you see the status of slides on the old FAP?

A

Steady GREEN light: All slides armed

Flashing GREEN light: One or more slide[s] armed*

Lights not illuminated: All slides disarmed

160
Q

If CAUT button on old FAP lights up red what do you do?

A

Look at PTP screen and inform commander

161
Q

How many AIPs are there?

A

3

162
Q

Where is AAP?

A

2L

163
Q

Functions of AAP?

A
  • Lighting in the AFT entrance area
  • Lighting in the AFT cabin
  • Activation and reset of the EVAC Alert system [EVAC CMD]
  • Indication and reset of lavatory smoke warning [SMOKE RESET]*
164
Q

Steady Amber ACP

A

PAX call form lavatory (look at AIP to see which one)

165
Q

Flashing Amber ACP

A

Smoking in lavatory

166
Q

Steady Red ACP

A

Normal interphone call from FWD<->AFT OR purser call from cabin or flight deck (check AIP to know)

-> if normal interphone call: only AFT or FWD
-> if purser call: both AFT and FWD

167
Q

Flashing Red ACP?

A

Emergency call from flight deck

168
Q

Steady Blue ACP

A

PAX call (look at AIP to know seat number)

169
Q

If there is a purser call from flight deck to SCCM, and SCCM wants to pick up from AFT phone, what must they do?

A

Press push to talk (PTT) twice

170
Q

What is displayed on all AIPs when PA is being made?

A

DIRECT PA IN USE

171
Q

How to make a PA?

A
  • Remove handset from cradle
  • Press the PA button +
  • Press the required button ALL, 1 (zone 1) or 2 (zone 2)
  • Press PTT and start the announcement
172
Q

Indications of a call from flight deck to SCCM?

A
  • High-High-Low triple chime
  • Steady RED light on all ACP
  • Text message PURS on AIP
  • Steady GREEN light on AIP
173
Q

Indications of call from flight deck to cabin?

A
  • High – Low – High chime
  • Steady RED Light on FWD or AFT (depending on the one they pick) ACP
  • Text message “CALL CAPT” on AIP
  • Steady GREEN light on FWD AIP
174
Q

Calling flight deck from cabin

A
  • Select Capt
  • A buzzer will sound in the flight deck
  • An indicator light ATTND illuminates steady
175
Q

Calling flight deck from cabin in an emergency?

A
  • Select EMER CALL
  • A triple buzzer will sound in the flight deck
  • Flashing EMER indicator light illuminates in the overhead panel
  • An indicator light ATTND illuminates steady
176
Q

Callin between FWD and AFT

A

_Select INTPH + ALL
- The red light on all the ACP’s comes on
- A message is displayed on the relevant AIP
- High-Low chime in the cabin

177
Q

Calling an individual CCM station from other side of aircraft

A
  • Select INTPH + 4/AFT (to all aft crew stations)
  • Red light on ACP
  • Message displayed on AIP
  • High-Low chime
178
Q

Calling a SCCM from other side of cabin

A
  • Select INTPH on the keypad followed by PURS
  • High-High-Low chime in the cabin
  • Red light on ACPs
  • Message on relevant AIP
  • Select PURS twice on keypad to answer
179
Q

How many EVAC CMD and RESET buttons are there and where are they?

A

3 of each = flight deck; FAP; AAP

180
Q

Rate of evacuation

A

1 per second

181
Q

How long do lights on escape slide last?

A

10 mins

182
Q

How do you manually inflate slide?

A

Pull floor level red manual inflation handle RHS

183
Q

How long do main exit slides vs type III exit slides take to inflate?

A

4 vs 5 seconds

184
Q

What positions should CCMs take for an emergency demo during a PA or auto PA?

A

Normal PA
1: Door 1L
2: row 1
3: row 10
4: row 20

Auto PA
1: row 1
2: row 8
3: row 15
4: row 20/21

185
Q

When are emergency lights turned on?

A

2 mins to landing

186
Q

What equipment must each CCM grab once evacuation complete and there is time to safely do to

A

1: torch and megaphone
2: torch and FAK
3: torch and megaphone
4: torch and FAK

187
Q

How many ABPs are briefed during an emergency landing?

A

2 per door

188
Q

What areas does each CCM brief their ABPs?

A

1: Door 1L + 1R
2: Type III exits RHS
3: Type III exits LHS
4: Door 2L and 2R

189
Q

Who must repeat NITS in a time available landing?

A

No. 4

190
Q

In an evacuation, who is responsible for removing the “Load Sheet” and any “Dangerous Goods Notification” paperwork from the flight deck?

A

First officer

191
Q

Are Type III exits armed?

A

Yes - permanently

192
Q

When would the seat row identification numbers on the PSU flash intermittently?

A

Pushed on ground and cabin doors open

193
Q

Who must cross check the FAP/PTP with the SCCM to confirm door and slide status at the end of a duty?

A

No. 4

194
Q

Which rows are the emergency exit rows?

A

12 + 13

Training (8 decks)

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