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Airline Definition Flashcards

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AAWH

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Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings

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ABP

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Able-bodied Person.A guess who is mentally and physically capable of assisting the cabin crew in an emergency

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ACMI

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Aircraft Crew Maintenance Insurance

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ACSD

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Aviation Child Safety Device

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Administrator

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Federal Aviation Administrator or any person to whom s/he has delegated authority in the matter concerned

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AED

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Automated External Defibrillator

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Aft

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Toward the rear/tail of the aircraft

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AIMS

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Airline Information Management System. Used by the Company for crew scheduling and record keeping.

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Aircraft Accident

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An occurrence with the operation of an aircraft which takes place between the time any person boards the aircraft with the intention on flight until such time as all such persons have disembarked, and in which any persons suffers death, or serious injury as a result of being in or upon the aircraft or anything attached thereto or in which the aircraft receives substantial damage

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Aircraft Logbook

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An aircraft-specific document that:

  • is kept up-to-date by the flight crew and maintenance
  • used to record aircraft discrepancies
  • used to record all operations of the aircraft
  • must be onboard during all operations of the aircraft
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Aircraft left/right

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The left hand(LH) or right hand (LR) side of the aircraft when looking forward ( toward the front of the aircraft)

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Airport Reserve

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a period of time in which the reserve flight attendant is positioned at the airport to perform escort duties with the possibility of covering any last minute calls outs

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ATC

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Traffic control -a service operated by appropriate authority to promote the safe orderly and expeditious flow of air traffic

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AMC

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Air Mobility Command

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Arm

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The act of preparing a device for action or operation (e.g., attaching the slide/raft girt bar into the floor fittings for automatic/emergency operation)

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ASI

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Aviation Safety Inspector

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ATOS

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Air Transportation Oversight System

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Base/Domicile

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The city or station where a crew-member is assigned to regularly depart and return on his/her flight assignments.

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Base Reserve Period

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A period of time during which a reserve flight attendant must remain available for contact by crew scheduling for flight assignment

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Belly

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Compartments in the lower section of aircraft fuselage, where luggage and cargo are carried

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Bid Award

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The result of bidding a flying schedule

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Bidline

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A crewmembers flying assignment or schedule

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Block in

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The time that the aircraft arrives at the gate or parking spot

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Block out

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The time that the aircraft moves from a gate or parking spot for the purpose of departure

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Block time

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The amount of time between the block out and block in time

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Board/Embark/Enplane

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The process of passenger leaving the terminal building entering the aircraft

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Bulkhead

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A cabin or belly dividing wall or partition

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Cabin

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Upper section of aircraft fuselage divided into zone, where the passenger are carried

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Cabin Crewmember/Flight Attendant (FA)

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Any member of the aircraft cabin crew responsible for the in flight safety and service needs of guess

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Cabin Service Supervisor

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Onboard supervisor overall responsible for the service rendered onboard the aircraft. Each flight attendant is assigned to a cabin Service Supervisor upon graduation as a direct report

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Call light

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A light signaling cabin crew to respond to guest needs or crew communication

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Capitan (CA)

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The pilot-In-command (PIC) of an aircraft who is directly responsible for and is the final authority for the operation of the aircraft. (S)He also has authority over and is responsible for the performance of duties of other Crewmembers. The PIC occupies the forward left seat on the flight deck

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CASS

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Cockpit Access Security System

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CAT

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Clear Air Turbulence

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CBP

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U.S Customs and Border Protection

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CC

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Cabin Crewmember or Coat Closet

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CCPG

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Cabin Crew Policy Guide

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CCR

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Cabin Crew Report

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CCS

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Cabin Crew Superior

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CCSP

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Cabin Crew Service Procedures

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CFA

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Check Flight Attendant

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CFR

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Code of Federal Regulation

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Charter Flight

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A flight sold and operated through a group or tour agent according to their own term and schedule

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Circuit Breaker (CB)

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A device which interrupts or breaks the flow of electricity in an electrical circuit and which can normally be reset by pressing it in but only under the authorization of the captain

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COMAIL/COMAT Configuration

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Company mail or material carried on a flight. The arrangement of aircraft cabin with respect to locations of such items as seats, lavatories, galleys, etc

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Control Towel

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Airport building from which air traffic controllers can oversee and direct all aircraft movement

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Crew Base/Domicilie

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The geographic location (domicile) from which a Crewmember is scheduled

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Crew Change

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Replacement of the operating crew of a flight by a new crew

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Crew Pattern

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One or more duty periods/ flight in sequence, the first of which originates and the last of which terminates at the flight attendant base

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Crew Planning

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The department responsible for projecting and scheduling all flying pattern

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Crew Scheduling

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The department responsible for staffing all flight with the required crewmembers, and issuing flight assignment notifications, reroutes and monthly bidline awards

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Crewmember

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A person assigned to perform duty in an aircraft during flight time

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Critical phase of and flight

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All ground operations involving taxi, takeoff,and landing.

All other flight operations conduced below 10000 feet MSL,except cruise flight

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CRM

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Crew Resource Management-the effective use of all resources, human-ware, hardware and software, to achieve safe, efficient flight operations

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CRS

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Child Restraint System

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Deicing

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Procedure which removes frost, ice, slush, or snow from aircraft surface. May utilize fluids, mechanical means, or surface heating for removal

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Deplane/Disembark

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The process of passengers leaving the aircraft and proceeding into the terminal

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Disarm

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The act of depriving a device of a means of action or operation(e.g., detaching a slide/raft girt bar from floor fittings for manual/normal operation)

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Dispatch

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The department responsible for providing flight plans/routines, weather report, and other flight information to flight crews

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Ditching

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An emergency landing on water

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DOD

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Department of Defense

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Down line/Out Station

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Any location other than Domicile

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DOT

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Department of transportation

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DSM

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Document service manual

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EDT

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Estimated time of departure

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ELT

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Emergency locator transmitter

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EMK

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Emergency medical kit

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EMT

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Emergency Medical Technician

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ETA

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Estimate time of arrival

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Evacuation

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The deplaning of passenger and cre as quickly as possible in an emergency

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Extended Overwater Operation

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An operation over water at a horizontal distance of more than 50 nautical miles from the nearest shoreline

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FAA

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Federal Aviation Administration

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FAI

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Flight Attendant Instructor

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FAM

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Flight attendant manual

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FAR

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Federal Aviation Regulation

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FCR

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Flight Crew Report

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Ferry Flight

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A non-revenue flight that positions the aircraft for the purpose of operating a revenue flight or to return aircraft to base, it carries no revenue passenger and may or may not carry a cabin crew

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FFDO

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Federal Flight Deck Officer

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First Officer (OF)

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A pilot, any part of whose duty is to assist or relieve the capital. (S)he shall be directly responsible to the captain in the discharge of any and all duties which may be assigned by the captain and shall be second-in-command (SIC)of the aircraft. The SIC occupies the forward right seat on the flight deck

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Flight Crewmember

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Any member of the flight deck crew

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Flight Deck

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The forward compartment of the aircraft occupied by the flight crew

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Flight plan

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Information provided to the flight crew by dispatch prior to every flight, including the planned routing, flying time,altitude , and amount of fuel onboard and alternate airport

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FOM

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Flight Operations Manual

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FOTM

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Flight Operational Training Manual

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FRS

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Feedback Reporting System

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FSDO

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Flight Standard District Officer of the FAA

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GA

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Gate agent

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Galley

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Area of aircraft where food-service equipment is stored ans meal are prepared

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GSC

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Ground Security Coordinator

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Hangar

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A building used for housing and repairing aircraft

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Holding pattern

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A specific area of the airport or a specific altitude assigned to an aircraft by ATC, at which the aircraft must remain until further directed

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IAW/ICAO

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In accordance with International Civil Organizacion-A specialized agency of the United Nations whose objective is to develop the principles and techniques of international air navigation and to foster planning and development of international civil air transport

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Immigration/ Customs

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Government agencies responsible for monitoring the legal requirements regarding citizenship, health, and possessions of passengers entering or leaving a country

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Inboard

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Denotes a position closer to the center of the aircraft than the point of reference

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Inbound

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Arriving, can apply to a flight, a crew, aircraft, or passenger

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ISC

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In flight security coordinator

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Jetway

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A retractable, enclosed walkway connecting the door of an aircraft with the terminal

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Jumpseat

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Specific seats on the flight deck and in the cabin designated door Crewmember use only

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Land Evacuation

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If non-normal situation occurs where the safety of cabin occupants is in jeopardy, the captain may initiate an evacuation on land. All passenger and crew will immediately leave the aircraft thought the use of evacuation slide upon receiving the evacuation signal form the caption

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Landing gear

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The under structure and wheel units ( main gear and nose gear) that support the weight of the aircraft while on the ground, they are retracted into fuselage in flight to reduce wind resistance

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Layover Period

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Period of time that separates two duty periods/ flight within a crew pattern

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Layover station

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Geographic location where a layover is occurring

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LEO

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Layout enforcement Officer

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LOPA

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Layout of passenger accommodation

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MEL

A

Minimum Equipment List

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No-show

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A revenue passenger who has booked a seat but fails to check-in or travel on the flight assignment. Also applies to flight attendants who fail to report to a flight assignment

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Non-revenue

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A person traveling on a free ticket or paying only a service charge

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NTSB

A

National Transportation Safety Board

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OAL

A

Other Airline

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OE

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Operating Experience- phase in a FAs training on a new aircraft, during which flight experience is gained under the observation of a check flight attendant while flying actual revenue trips

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OpSpec

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Operations specification

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Outboard

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Denotes a position farther from the center of the aircraft that the point of reference

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Outbound

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Departing, can apply to a flight, a crew, aircraft, or passenger

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PBE

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Protective Breathing Equipment

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PCD

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Personal communication device

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PED

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Portable electronic device

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PF

A

Pilot Flying

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PFM

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Passenger Flight Kit

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PFM

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Passenger Flight Manifest

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Pick-Up

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The designated time crew transportation is scheduled to depart and transport Crewmember, usually from a layover hotel to the airport

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PM

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Pilot Monitoring

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POB

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Portable oxygen bottle

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POC

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Portable Oxigen Concentrate

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Positive Space

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A confirmed reservation, with guaranteed seating

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Purser

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Flight attendant designated in charge of the cabin crew and all in-flight cabin activity, occupies the L2 Jumpseat

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PSK

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Passenger Service Kit contains common items that may be needs during a flight,(e.g., aspirin, Tylenol, Sudafed,band aids,protective gloves,etc) this is supplied to avoid unseal in a first aid kit.

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Ramp/Tarmac/Apron

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A paved area, usually at or near to the terminal, where aircraft are parked

128
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Report Time

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The time required to report for duty at the airport. Show time and report time are specified in the FAM and may be adjusted by crew scheduling based on operational need

129
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Revenue Flight

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A flight that generates revenue through the carriage of passenger

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Revenue passenger

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A person who pays a fare for his/her ticket

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Schedule flight

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A flight operating according to a plublished timetable

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SIEM

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Safety/ internal evaluation manual

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Slide Raft

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An inflatable device used to assist passenger from the aircraft to the ground in a land evacuation that may also be used as a raft in ditching

134
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SOC

A

System Operating Control

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SOPs

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System Operating Procedures

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Space Available

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A discounted fare designation that entitles the ticket holder to travel on a flight only if there is a seat available

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TAFB

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Time Away From Base (domicile)

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Taxi

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Any ground movement of the aircraft while under its own power ( a.k.a, movement on the surface)

139
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Taxiway

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A paved area provided from aircraft movement to and from runways

140
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Terminal Building

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A building where passenger check-in for a flight, check or collect luggage, and depart from or arrive at on a flight

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Transit passenger

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Passenger continuing on a flight though and intermediate stop

142
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TSA

A

Transportation Security Administration

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TTOL

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Taxi/Takeoff/Land position on a business class and first class seat

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First Officer (OF)

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A pilot, any part of whose duty is to assist or relieve the capital. (S)he shall be directly responsible to the captain in the discharge of any and all duties which may be assigned by the captain and shall be second-in-command (SIC)of the aircraft. The SIC occupies the forward right seat on the flight deck

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Flight Crewmember

A

Any member of the flight deck crew

146
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Flight Deck

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The forward compartment of the aircraft occupied by the flight crew

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Flight plan

A

Information provided to the flight crew by dispatch prior to every flight, including the planned routing, flying time,altitude , and amount of fuel onboard and alternate airport

148
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FOM

A

Flight Operations Manual

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FOTM

A

Flight Operational Training Manual

150
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FRS

A

Feedback Reporting System

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FSDO

A

Flight Standard District Officer of the FAA

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GA

A

Gate agent

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Galley

A

Area of aircraft where food-service equipment is stored ans meal are prepared

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GSC

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Ground Security Coordinator

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Hangar

A

A building used for housing and repairing aircraft

156
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Holding pattern

A

A specific area of the airport or a specific altitude assigned to an aircraft by ATC, at which the aircraft must remain until further directed

157
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IAW/ICAO

A

In accordance with International Civil Organizacion-A specialized agency of the United Nations whose objective is to develop the principles and techniques of international air navigation and to foster planning and development of international civil air transport

158
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Immigration/ Customs

A

Government agencies responsible for monitoring the legal requirements regarding citizenship, health, and possessions of passengers entering or leaving a country

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Inboard

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Denotes a position closer to the center of the aircraft than the point of reference

160
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Inbound

A

Arriving, can apply to a flight, a crew, aircraft, or passenger

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ISC

A

In flight security coordinator

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Jetway

A

A retractable, enclosed walkway connecting the door of an aircraft with the terminal

163
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Jumpseat

A

Specific seats on the flight deck and in the cabin designated door Crewmember use only

164
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Land Evacuation

A

If non-normal situation occurs where the safety of cabin occupants is in jeopardy, the captain may initiate an evacuation on land. All passenger and crew will immediately leave the aircraft thought the use of evacuation slide upon receiving the evacuation signal form the caption

165
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Landing gear

A

The under structure and wheel units ( main gear and nose gear) that support the weight of the aircraft while on the ground, they are retracted into fuselage in flight to reduce wind resistance

166
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Layover Period

A

Period of time that separates two duty periods/ flight within a crew pattern

167
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Layover station

A

Geographic location where a layover is occurring

168
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LEO

A

Layout enforcement Officer

169
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LOPA

A

Layout of passenger accommodation

170
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MEL

A

Minimum Equipment List

171
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No-show

A

A revenue passenger who has booked a seat but fails to check-in or travel on the flight assignment. Also applies to flight attendants who fail to report to a flight assignment

172
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Non-revenue

A

A person traveling on a free ticket or paying only a service charge

173
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NTSB

A

National Transportation Safety Board

174
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OAL

A

Other Airline

175
Q

OE

A

Operating Experience- phase in a FAs training on a new aircraft, during which flight experience is gained under the observation of a check flight attendant while flying actual revenue trips

176
Q

OpSpec

A

Operations specification

177
Q

Outboard

A

Denotes a position farther from the center of the aircraft that the point of reference

178
Q

Outbound

A

Departing, can apply to a flight, a crew, aircraft, or passenger

179
Q

PBE

A

Protective Breathing Equipment

180
Q

PCD

A

Personal communication device

181
Q

PED

A

Portable electronic device

182
Q

PF

A

Pilot Flying

183
Q

PFM

A

Passenger Flight Kit

184
Q

PFM

A

Passenger Flight Manifest

185
Q

Pick-Up

A

The designated time crew transportation is scheduled to depart and transport Crewmember, usually from a layover hotel to the airport

186
Q

PM

A

Pilot Monitoring

187
Q

POB

A

Portable oxygen bottle

188
Q

POC

A

Portable Oxigen Concentrate

189
Q

Positive Space

A

A confirmed reservation, with guaranteed seating

190
Q

Purser

A

Flight attendant designated in charge of the cabin crew and all in-flight cabin activity, occupies the L2 Jumpseat

191
Q

PSK

A

Passenger Service Kit contains common items that may be needs during a flight,(e.g., aspirin, Tylenol, Sudafed,band aids,protective gloves,etc) this is supplied to avoid unseal in a first aid kit.

192
Q

Ramp/Tarmac/Apron

A

A paved area, usually at or near to the terminal, where aircraft are parked

193
Q

Report Time

A

The time required to report for duty at the airport. Show time and report time are specified in the FAM and may be adjusted by crew scheduling based on operational need

194
Q

Revenue Flight

A

A flight that generates revenue through the carriage of passenger

195
Q

Revenue passenger

A

A person who pays a fare for his/her ticket

196
Q

Schedule flight

A

A flight operating according to a plublished timetable

197
Q

SIEM

A

Safety/ internal evaluation manual

198
Q

Slide Raft

A

An inflatable device used to assist passenger from the aircraft to the ground in a land evacuation that may also be used as a raft in ditching

199
Q

SOC

A

System Operating Control

200
Q

SOPs

A

System Operating Procedures

201
Q

Space Available

A

A discounted fare designation that entitles the ticket holder to travel on a flight only if there is a seat available

202
Q

TAFB

A

Time Away From Base (domicile)

203
Q

Taxi

A

Any ground movement of the aircraft while under its own power ( a.k.a, movement on the surface)

204
Q

Taxiway

A

A paved area provided from aircraft movement to and from runways

205
Q

Terminal Building

A

A building where passenger check-in for a flight, check or collect luggage, and depart from or arrive at on a flight

206
Q

Transit passenger

A

Passenger continuing on a flight though and intermediate stop

207
Q

TSA

A

Transportation Security Administration

208
Q

TTOL

A

Taxi/Takeoff/Land position on a business class and first class seat

Cabin Crew (1 decks)

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