Abnormal Operations Flashcards

1
Q

Decompression

A

Is the loss of cabin pressure due to failure of the airplanes structure of pressurisation system, resulting in insufficient oxygen, a decrease pressure level and low temperature

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2
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Emergency procedures

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All procedures established by the operator in the OM for abnormal and emergency situations

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3
Q

Ditching

A

Emergency landing on water

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4
Q

VHF

A
  • very high frequency
    Used for transmitting radio broadcasts
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5
Q

TUC

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  • time of useful consciousness
    Refers to the time available for the individual to perform their tasks, after they have been deprived of oxygen, but are still aware of their environment and capable of controlling their actions
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6
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Incapacitation

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A sudden degradation of medical fitness that occurs during the flight duty

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7
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Unavailability

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A circumstance at a stopover/ layover destination, that prevents a crew member to report for flight duty

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8
Q

What does a sterile flight deck mean?

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The flight deck shall not be disturbed unless mandatory

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9
Q

FC

A

Flight crew

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10
Q

What is the emergency frequency

A

121.5

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11
Q

How does the emergency call sound

A

Composed of repeated sounds

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12
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Tail strike

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When the rear and of an aircraft touches the runway

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13
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What are the types of decompression?

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  • slow decompression
  • rapid decompression
  • Hypoxia
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14
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What is an evacuation?

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When people are removed from or leave a dangerous place in a rapid manner, for their own protection

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15
Q

When should an adults life vest be inflated

A

Outside the aircraft

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16
Q

When should an infants life jacket be inflated

A

Inside the aircraft

17
Q

What does OLD ABC stand for

A
  • operations of exits
  • location of emergency equipment
  • drills (e.g brace for impact)
  • ABPs and passengers with reduced mobility
  • brace position
  • commands
18
Q

What does ALERT stand for

A
  • aircraft type
  • location
  • equipment
  • responsibility
  • threat
19
Q

Do you need a command to evacuate when ditching ?

20
Q

How should you give commands to passengers when evacuating

A

Assertive, loud , short, clear , well-spaced

21
Q

What is a dried up exit ?

A

A useable exit that passengers are no longer using or did not start to use to evacuate the aircraft

22
Q

What is an exit bypass?

A

Maintaining a balanced flow towards all useable exits