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A706.1 Downed Aircraft Incidents (02/09/2017) Flashcards

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The majority of all aircraft accidents/incidents occur:

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During approach or departure at the ends of the airport runways

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85% of crash victims die from:

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Smoke inhalation

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What percent of crashes occur during takeoff and landing?

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65-70%

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What rule of structural fire fighting applies to entering a burning aircraft?

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2 in 2 out

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What are the incident classifications for aircraft emergencies?

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  • Alert 1
  • Alert 2
  • Alert 3
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This classification is used when only a single AFR unit needs to standby or investigate:

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Alert 1

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Smoke, fumes, electrical problems, and warning lights are the most common causes for this classification:

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Alert 2

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An Alert 2 C is for:

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Cargo or small plane

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An Alert 2 H is for:

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Commercial aircraft

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A confirmed aircraft incident has occurred is this classification:

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Alert 3

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This is a small turbine engine housed in the tail or underside of the aircraft that must be turned off during emergencies:

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Auxiliary Power Unit

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A metal rod slid into place at the bottom of the doors after the cabin is closed:

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Girt Bar

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What is the only indicator when on the outside of the aircraft that the emergency slide is armed

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Visual warning strap the flight crew places across the window in the door itself

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What are the 2 categories of aircraft crashes?

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  1. Low Impact
  2. High Impact
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Characteristics of Low Impact crash:

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Intact fuselage. Higher probability of survival

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Characteristics of High Impact crash:

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Severe damage to fuselage

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What are the 3 aircraft types?

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  1. General Aviation
  2. Commercial
  3. Military
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Air carrier flight crews are trained to evacuate the aircraft in ___ seconds:

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90 seconds

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Aircraft door orientation is based on:

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The pilot seated in the cockpit (His left and right)

20
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What is ARFF 1?

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ARFF Batt chief SUV

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What is ARFF 2?

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ARFF Captain’s 4 door truck with utility bed

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What is ARFF 3, 4, and 6?

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Crash Trucks

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What is ARFF 5?

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Rapid Intervention Vehicle

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What is ARFF 9?

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Aircraft stair truck

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High pressure hydraulic lines have pressures in excess of:

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3000 psi

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Forcible entry should be tried through the ______ of the aircraft:

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Sides

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What tactical radio channel is for ARFF incidents?

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FireTAC 301

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The primary staging gate is:

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E140

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What are the 4 designated standby locations around the airport?

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  1. Gate E140 @ 10185 Hotel Dr
  2. Gate W280 @ 3300 Emma Browning Ave
  3. Gate W195 @ 9401 Cargo Ave
  4. Gate E245 @ 4309 Emma Browning Ave
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Where should fire attack entry into a commercial aircraft occur?

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Over the wing exit doors

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The best areas to make forced entry in the side of the aircraft is:

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Within 20 inches of the top and bottom of the windows

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First in engine will assume:

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Fire Attack

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2nd in engine will assume:

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Backup

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3rd in engine will assume:

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Water supply

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4th in engine will assume:

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RIC

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First in L/Q/R will assume:

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Inside Truck

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2nd in L/Q/R will assume:

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Outside Truck

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3rd in L/Q/R will:

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